LOS ANGELES — Little Leaf Agency is celebrating its fifth anniversary under the leadership of founder and CEO Kathryn Byberg.
Since launching in 2021, Little Leaf has grown from a small boutique agency into a global remote team serving some of the most renowned brands, educators, and retailers across the UK, U.S., and European markets.
The agency's client roster has included Le Wand, b-Vibe, Svakom, Pjur, Bliss Cruises, Hello Nancy, Fun Factory, Lubelife, and Erika Lust, among others.
Little Leaf's team now includes 16 members across the U.S., Canada, Spain, Croatia, Germany, Poland, and the UK, featuring specialists across PR and media relations, influencer relations, Reddit, social media, and branding and affiliate marketing.
Earlier this year, Byberg was named Marketing Executive of the Year at the XMAs, while Little Leaf received two SXMA Awards for its marketing and PR efforts. The agency has also built a visible presence on industry panels and keynote stages, reinforcing its position within the sexual wellness communications space.
“Five years in and we’re still driven by the same goal that inspired us to start Little Leaf Agency: delivering measurable communications strategies for sexual wellness brands in a space where the traditional rulebook rarely applies,” said Byberg. “This anniversary is about the people who made that possible, including our team, our clients, and the journalists, creators, and collaborators who have trusted us to tell important stories.”
“Marketing has changed dramatically over the past five years, and the rules for sexual wellness brands are still being rewritten,” added Byberg. “As AI increasingly draws on credible earned media to shape the information people discover, strategic PR has never been more valuable. We’re proud that so many established brands trust us as their partner, and we’re ready for the next stage of Little Leaf’s growth.”
To mark the milestone, the agency released an internal anniversary zine documenting five years of campaigns and client work, alongside a broader look at its growth trajectory as it enters its next chapter.
For more information about Little Leaf, visit its website.
