Brave Bison Group plc is a United Kingdom-based media, marketing and technology company listed on the London AIM market that provides digital services including performance marketing, social and influencer marketing, commerce technology, fan engagement, skills training, consultancy and owned digital media operations to global brands and media rights holders. The company offers social media advertising and influencer campaigns through SocialChain for clients such as Primark, TikTok and LinkedIn; paid media, search engine optimization and digital PR services via Brave Bison Performance and Builtvisible for customers including New Balance, The Very Group, Icelandair and Specsavers; digital commerce and web experience solutions through Brave Bison Commerce for retailers like Caffè Nero and Worldline; sports media rights management and fan engagement via Engage Digital Partners for organizations including Real Madrid, Formula 1, the ICC and New Zealand Rugby; online marketing education programmes through MiniMBA; insights and strategy consultancy with MTM for clients such as Google, Samsung, Spotify and the BBC; and a digital media network of over 650 owned channels across YouTube, Snapchat, Facebook, TikTok and Instagram generating more than 150 million monthly views. Founded in 2011 as Rightster and rebranded in 2016, Brave Bison Group plc is headquartered at 2 Stephen Street, London, with hubs in Manchester, New York, Singapore, India, Australia, Egypt, Bulgaria, Amsterdam and Dubai, serving blue-chip clients across Europe, the United States, Asia-Pacific and other regions. Recent developments include the acquisition of SEO agency Builtvisible in March 2025; influencer-marketing agency The Fifth in April 2025, which brought News Corp as a top-ten shareholder; MiniMBA in June 2025 for £19 million to bolster training capabilities; MTM in September 2025 for up to £12 million to expand consultancy; and earlier purchases of Engage Digital Partners in December 2024 for £11 million and SocialChain in 2023, alongside a major fundraising in late 2025 attracting investors including News Corp and Mark Ritson.