The Tavern is a consultancy that brings EXPERTS TOGETHER TO SOLVE YOUR brand challenges.

The Tavern’s founder, Casey McGrath, has lived many professional lives, so you don’t have to. He began his journey in production before founding an ad agency, where he spearheaded campaigns for leading brands in bev alc (Pernod Ricard portfolio, Mast-Jagermeister, Bronx Brewery), automotive (GM), apparel (Asics), and health and beauty (Lancome, Trojan). He also serves as a direct creative partner with artists like Kings of Leon. He has driven billions in revenue for his clients while earning multiple Clio, Webby, Digiday and Shorty Awards.

His knack for creating shared values-driven, talent-led brand campaigns for clients led him to develop several original brands of his own, oftentimes in partnership with celebrities from his personal network. Those include Four Walls Whiskey with Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Glenn Howerton; Kiamichi Whiskey with Kings of Leon and the Willett Distillery; and APW with Derek Trucks.

On top of that, his creative resume boasts a full-length music documentary, various television specials, 4 global arena tours, and 50+ music videos and TV commercials—earning him a number of Emmy wins and Grammy nominations.

At The Tavern, every project is powered by this wealth of experience, adding fellow production-minded specialists from diverse fields as needed to collaborate and deliver the best result under Casey’s leadership. With these small, trusted teams, he develops the strategy and creative vision, negotiates partnerships between talent and brands, and oversees production, often writing and directing the assets himself. The result is a world class and one-of-kind process that gives the clients the opportunity to solve their biggest brand challenges with a unique, custom team that moves quickly and hits goals.

Don’t call The Tavern if you want another agency. The Tavern is a place to bring your problems, tap decades of experience and the right relationships and head home without a care in the world.