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Claxon

Claxon is a media agency. AccountMoves records 10 account wins, 0 losses and 0 retentions, and 10 current clients including Australian Mentoring Services, Better Everyday Project, Celebrity Ink, Creative And, as at 16 Oct 2026. Based on reported moves only, with sources.

Type: media

Leadership: Daniel Willis (CEO), Jade Axford (Chief Growth Officer), James Coulson (Brand Strategy Director)

Career W-L10-0
Retained0
Net $m+0.0
Clients10
2026 rankn/a

Year by year Sortable

YearWLRet.Won $mLost $mNet $mLeague rank
20252000.00.00.035
20247000.00.00.01
20221000.00.00.046
Career10000.00.00.0

Current clients

BrandDisciplineSinceTenureAt risk
Australian Mentoring Servicesdigital25 Mar 20251.6
Better Everyday Projectmedia12 Mar 20251.6
Celebrity Inkmedia10 June 20242.3
Creative Andcreative9 Aug 20224.2
First or Nothingmedia5 Nov 20241.9
Orotondigital27 May 20242.4
Phizzmedia11 Apr 20242.5
Sisudigital20 Mar 20242.6
Sisu Cliniccreative21 Mar 20242.6
Wideline Groupmedia16 June 20242.3

Worked together again Credited with the same marketer at two brands · All connections

None recorded. Connections are only drawn between people named together in one source, never from agency rosters.

On the record Client reasons and this agency's own words, paraphrased · cliché score 2.7 per quote (league)

WHY THEY WON Baena pointed to the quality of its people as the reasons for choosing Claxon. Tyronne Baena on Australian Mentoring Services · the move · via Campaign Brief, 25 Mar 2025 · paraphrased
AGENCY SAYS Coulson said Claxon was pleased to take on Australian Mentoring Services.
James Coulson on Australian Mentoring Services · the move · via Campaign Brief, 25 Mar 2025 · paraphrased
AGENCY SAYS Axford said Claxon was thrilled to take on Better Everyday Project. Jade Axford on Better Everyday Project · the move · via Campaign Brief, 12 Mar 2025 · paraphrased
WHY THEY WON Speight said Claxon stood out for a close cultural match, a record of commercial results and a collaborative way of working. Jade Speight on First or Nothing · the move · via Campaign Brief, 5 Nov 2024 · paraphrased
WHY THEY WON Hendriks pointed to a collaborative way of working, sharp strategic thinking and the strength of its creative ideas as the reasons for choosing Claxon. Michelle Hendriks on Wideline Group · the move · via Campaign Brief, 16 June 2024 · paraphrased
WHY THEY WON Cohen said Claxon stood out for a collaborative way of working, the strength of its creative ideas and its data and technology capability. Johnny Cohen on Celebrity Ink · the move · via Campaign Brief, 10 June 2024 · paraphrased
AGENCY SAYS Willis said Claxon was excited to take on Celebrity Ink, and talked up the brand's standing. Daniel Willis on Celebrity Ink · the move · via Campaign Brief, 10 June 2024 · paraphrased
WHY THEY WON Lines said Claxon stood out for a collaborative way of working, a close cultural match and the quality of its people. Peter Lines on Oroton · the move · via Campaign Brief, 27 May 2024 · paraphrased
WHY THEY WON Cotter pointed to the quality of its people, its data and technology capability and a collaborative way of working as the reasons for choosing Claxon. Dr Brian Cotter on Sisu · the move · via Campaign Brief, 20 Mar 2024 · paraphrased

Wins and losses

DateBrandDisciplineResultOther agencyEst. $m
25 Mar 2025Australian Mentoring ServicesdigitalWon
12 Mar 2025Better Everyday ProjectmediaWon
5 Nov 2024First or NothingmediaWon
16 June 2024Wideline GroupmediaWon
10 June 2024Celebrity InkmediaWon
27 May 2024OrotondigitalWon
11 Apr 2024PhizzmediaWon
21 Mar 2024Sisu CliniccreativeWon
20 Mar 2024SisudigitalWon
9 Aug 2022Creative AndcreativeWon