2012
It was on her return from an entrepreneurial adventure in California that Nawal Hadrami met Maëva Maugard, working for the digital subsidiary of a communications group.
Nawal was a planner strategist and Maëva a project manager. They hit it off immediately, and remain friends even when they go their separate ways.
2013 to 2018
Maeva then joined Publicis, where she managed 360° projects for various major groups. As for Nawal, she takes over as head of Strategic planning for the whole group.
But the rise in popularity of podcasts, particularly in the USA, has not gone unnoticed. They immediately sense the enormous potential of this medium to enable brands to communicate in a more real, authentic, and innovative way.
2019
The first native podcast studios were created. But Nawal and Maëva decided to launch a completely different model: the first agency 100% dedicated to branded podcasts.
To name their agency, they chose the muse of muses, the muse of epic poetry, and the eldest daughter of Zeus. CALLIOPÉ was born (meaning "with a beautiful voice" in ancient Greek). They were right, as the business took off immediately. In 2019, CALLIOPÉ introduced four major groups in this format.
2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the podcast industry, with many people now referring to the period of isolation as "confinement". As a result, brands no longer need to prove the effectiveness of podcast advertising, and the industry has continued to experience steady growth.
2022
Growth continues, and Calliopé officially launches its "Visibility" offer to enable all its clients to activate promotional channels that are specifically tailored to podcasts.
Due to this, the production of videos for social media is increasing, and there is a growing focus on managing media budgets to improve the effectiveness of branded podcasts.
2023
CALLIOPÉ is a multi-award-winning agency, made up of a team of experienced and passionate talents. The agency is proud to have worked for over 60 key account advertisers in a wide variety of sectors, 40% of which are international, in both internal and external communications.
CALLIOPÉ uses innovative formats to provide meaningful value to specific audiences.