our story with milestones

Our journey started in 2001.

Established in 2001 in Ataşehir, our agency became one of the most prominent in its field during a short period of time; with its successful projects, creative campaigns and the growing experience. At the beginning of 2005, we moved into a larger office in Ataşehir. With a growing team, we continued our journey with increasing popularity.

In 2008, our agency attracted the attention of large network agencies abroad and conversations have started. In 2009, we decided to partner with the BlocPartners (a US based independent group of agencies), as one of the 7 founding members. The BlocPartners currently has offices in 29 countries and operates with a staff of hundreds of designers, medical staff and client managers. It is among the most desired agency communities in the world. As a founding partner of the BlocPartners, gHC has become the management center of a mega digital project that started in the early months of 2020 covering 14 European countries.

Working in cooperation with the most valuable agencies of our country, gHC established Siap in 2011 in order to preserve and raise the prestige of healthcare communication agencies in Turkey and to sustain and reinforce their existence.

Leaving our Ataşehir office in 2016; we moved to Bağdat Street to be inspired by the sea, the scent from our charming garden and what the dynamic city life has to offer.

As of March 16, 2020, we have been working from our home offices as a result of what the changing world has brought us, and we are looking forward to get back to our fun office days.

Celebrating our success with the awards, certificates and recognitions we have received from the country and abroad since our establishment in 2001, gHC will continue this journey with the same desire and motivation, upholding all ethical values and of course, putting creativity at the forefront in every piece of work we do.

 

“All great literature is one of two stories; a man goes on a journey or a stranger comes to town.”

— Tolstoy