This ad will be closed automatically in X seconds.

CAA-GBG acquires Romelle Swire

Lifestyle portfolio strengthened with brands including David Gandy and F1.

CAA-GBG has acquired UK-based brand management agency Romelle Swire, enhancing its client offerings and expanding its EMEA operations.

Romelle Swire has a wealth of experience in the experiential and endorsement arena including food and beverage concepts.

In addition, the acquisition has seen CAA-GBG strengthen its lifestyle portfolio with brands such as David Gandy (pictured), Formula 1, Gareth Bale, Paul Hollywood and Gordon Ramsay.

Romelle Swire founding partners Scott Harvey-Nicholls and Oli Trethewey have joined the CAA-GBG senior management team based in London.

Want to read more news like this? Simply sign up to our daily digest by clicking here. You can also follow @LicensingSource on Twitter.

MORE NEWS
RSCAlice+Olivia500x500
 
Brandgenuity has brought together alice + olivia and the Royal Shakespeare Company for the alice + olivia Fall 2025 collection, which was unveiled at NY Fashion Week....
LoungeflyCinderella500x500
 
The range includes a mix of mini backpacks, cross body bags, wallets, wristlets and bag charms, as well as jackets and hoodies - all featuring Loungefly's trademark flourishes....
TrevorCash500x500
 
Mad Beauty's Trevor Cash on prioritising innovation, preparation and engagement to pave the way for a successful year....
HelderLopes500x500
 
Outfit7's Helder Lopes talks expanding globally and creating opportunities by staying bold, continuing to innovate and taking creative risks....
GorgeousGeorgians500x500
 
West London’s Osterley Park and House is putting on Horrible Histories-inspired activities for families in an event that will continue for just over six months....
TomandJerry85500x500
 
The activity will kick off with products, experiences, TV programming and more, with a raft of licensees and partners getting involved....
Get the latest news sent to your inbox
Subscribe to our daily newsletter

The list doesn't exist! Make sure you have imported the list on the 'Manage List Forms' page.