Styhon Entertainment

Styhon Entertainment Partners, Inc. (trading as Styhon Entertainment) is a Finnish-owned American media and entertainment company based in Los Angeles. Founded by Howard Styhon in 1993 and sold to Kasperi Salovaara (who also owns Zoop Music Entertainment) in 2021, it focuses on foreign and independent films and has distributed various commercially successful films.

It is one of the largest international sales and film distribution companies by library and availability.

Under the Styhon Networks division, it also operates a group of digital cable and satellite channels, which broadcast a mix of original programs and the company's syndicated content. Before the sale to Salovaara, the company's majority stake was split between Access Industries and Howard Styhon.

They distribute Brittania Pictures's movies internationally, while Brittania distributes their films in Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands and the UK.

Styhon Brothers Entertainment
In 1986, after the dissolution of Producers Sales Organization, brothers Howard and Ronald Styhon started a production company, Styhon Brothers Entertainment.

In 1988, Styhon Brothers Entertainment struck "slate financing" deals with New World Pictures and, in 1990, Cannon Group; they were one of, if not the first, of their kind; agreeing to finance a number of their original productions.

In 1992, Styhon Brothers ran into some financial difficulties, but quickly recovered.

Styhon Entertainment
In 1993, Howard Styhon left Styhon Brothers to found his own production company Styhon Entertainment, and immediately struck a deal with Warner Bros.

In 1998, Styhon Entertainment, Warner Bros. and Canal+ helped Steven Reuther found his own production company Bel-Air Entertainment. It sadly went bankrupt around 2002 and it was integrated back into Styhon.

In 2020, Styhon Entertainment expanded drastically after a merger with Morgan Creek Entertainment, Revolution Studios, Red Granite International, Lightyear Entertainment, HALO 8 Entertainment, The Film Arcade, Pro-Active Entertainment Group (ClickStar), Excel Entertainment Group, and Hannover House, and acquisition of most assets from Ultra V Holdings, owner of Relativity Media.

With these changes, Styhon Entertainment became the latest mini-major film studio, and a member of the Motion Picture Association. They also recruited Stephen J. Anderson, Mark Johnson, Jordan Kerner and Gavin Polone as part of their management board.

On November 30, 2020, Styhon Entertainment purchased a site in Syracuse, New York with intentions to build a facility known as the Central New York Film Hub.

In 2021, Styhon Entertainment acquired distribution offices of Brittania Pictures in Africa (including South Africa and Egypt), Asia (including Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Singapore, Japan, Australia, Russia and Hong Kong) and Latin America (including Brazil). The deal also included Afpak Films - its distribution arm in the Middle East - and majority-owned CX7 Entertainment - which was a spin-off of Brittania Pictures's distribution offices in Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Moldovia, Ukraine and ex-Yugoslavia countries.

They also acquired Brittania Pictures's distribution offices in Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Ireland; the first two were closed shortly afterwards, with the latter two being merged into Styhon's Fishfilm GmbH and newly-acquired Element Pictures respectively. They closed Brittania Pictures Japan, in favor of establishing a distribution deal with Longride; offices in Australia were merged into Australian Filmgroup, though select films are set to be co-distributed by Roadshow Films.

They also acquired Metropolitan Filmexport and Davis Films from the Hadida brothers, and Brittania Pictures France, and moved the two companies under Cinéa. Brittania France's distribution deals outside of Brittania, and "non-film import operations" of Metropolitan, will move to Cinéa. Brittania Pictures's Belgium and Luxembourg operations were merged into Cinéa Belux, which also moved under Cinéa.

November 2021 acquisitions
Led by Salovaara, the acquisition spree was commenced, with the goal of all deals closing on the month of November 2021.

Styhon Entertainment purchased Omnicom, Interpublic Group of Companies and Dentsu (except for their Japanese operations), and merged them to form Veridian Group. The former Dentsu and Interpublic assets make up the Hello Media side, while the former Omnicom assets make up the Veridian Communications Group - both are planned to be merged in the near future.

Styhon Entertainment acquired Andrew McMeel Universal, Ion Media, Cumulus Media, Weigel Broadcasting, Boat Rocker Media and Univision Communications to boost their publishing and television businesses. They also acquired the Asia Pacific and South American operations of Fremantle.

Debt controversy
In 2020, Styhon Television's international distribution arm Styhon International Television filed for bankruptcy, due to immense debt. The debt was actually inherited actively from other divisions within Styhon Entertainment. They were soon investigated by FTC, yet they weren't successful enough to sue Styhon for these practices.

Due to this, the group of companies had to be sold, to investor Kasperi Salovaara for $872 million USD, including the forgiven debt. Commenting on the acquisition, Salovaara said "it would've cost almost a dollar, but [Styhon] didn't want it to wither into bankruptcy".

Logo
For newer prints of Revolution and Jim Henson titles, the Morgan Creek theme was used. The print logo and the motion logo seen in television shows and pre-2022 films include the Styhon Entertainment name, but since the release of the trailer for the American remake of I Saw the Devil (2022), the logo only features the Styhon S.

Distributed by Styhon International
Vertical Entertainment and AMBI Group's films are to be distributed outside North America and Europe, while films by Nu Image, A24 and Neon are distributed only in non-English-speaking markets (with a slight exception on A24's films which will also be distributed within all of the Oceania territories, especially Australia and New Zealand).
 * Brittania Pictures (2020-present)
 * Vertical Entertainment (2021-present)
 * Neon (2021-present)
 * Nu Image/Millennium Media (2021-present)
 * Red Granite Pictures (2020-present)
 * Huayi Brothers (2020-present) - distribution outside Asia only
 * A24 Films (2021-present)
 * AMBI Group (2020-present)
 * The Recorded Film Company (2020-present)
 * Aviron Pictures (2021-present)

Brittania Pictures's films will be distributed outside Canada, United States, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands and the UK; where, within the latter four countries, Brittania distributes Styhon films instead.

International distribution of Styhon's films

 * Svensk Filmindustri (Nordic countries, 2021-present)
 * Brittania Pictures (UK, Netherlands, Spain and Portugal, 2021-present)
 * Pathé (Switzerland, 2021-present)
 * Eagle Pictures (Italy, 2021-present) - co-distribution deal
 * Longride (Japan, 2021-present)
 * CJ Entertainment (South Korea, 2020-present)

Styhon Filmed Entertainment Group
Styhon Filmed Entertainment is the filmed entertainment division. It's responsible for film production, financing and distribution.

Styhon Family Entertainment (internally known as the Kids & Family division) has been the least profitable department of the division so far.
 * Styhon Image Nation - a joint venture with Image Nation Abu Dhabi and Creative Wealth Media to finance 10-15 films a year
 * Styhon Golden Screen Ventures - financing and production initiatives/joint ventures with local film institutes, tax shelters, broadcasters and funds around the world, such as INCAA in Argentina, Danish Film Institute in Denmark, Ancine in Brazil, NRK in Norway, and Nordisk Film og TV Fond across the Nordic countries; active since 2020: does not operate within the continental United States, the UK, China or Australia
 * Styhon Family Entertainment - a distribution division dedicated to its own animated films, as well as foreign family films
 * The K Entertainment Company - acquired with Jordan Kenner joining the management of Styhon Entertainment in 2020
 * Styhon Family Entertainment UK - merger between Abbey Home Media and Magic Light Pictures
 * Styhon Animation - animated the sequences for Sesame Street and The Electric Company; also provides animation services for South Park and Family Guy
 * Styhon Animation Glendale - formerly called Renegade Animation
 * Los Doras - an animation department comprised of former employees of DisneyToon Studios
 * Styhon Animation Los Angeles - formerly called ShadowMachine
 * False Productions - joint venture with Seth McFarlane and Megan Ellison
 * Loaded Dice Productions - Styhon Animation's IATSE union signatory entity formed to provide high-end production for networks that require union production; also works on Sheep Family with False Productions
 * Styhon Animation Oregon - formerly ShadowMachine's Portland, OR office
 * Styhon Animation Germany - formerly Ulysses Filmproduktion
 * Jensen Rhine Films
 * The Jim Henson Company (50% stake, a joint venture with the Henson family and Disney) - owns the Muppets, Sesame Workshop and Jim Henson library, Styhon handles part of the international distribution and licensing through SFE
 * Sesame Workshop Entertainment
 * Jim Henson Pictures
 * Henson Alternative
 * CPLG - acquired from WildBrain in 2021
 * Styhon International - formerly Relativity Media International
 * Australian Filmgroup - Australian distributor of Styhon's film library
 * AFG/Roadshow Films Distribution LP - a joint venture with Roadshow Films to distribute select films
 * AFG New Zealand - formerly StudioCanal's operations in New Zealand
 * Fishfilm GmbH - Germany
 * Film House Germany
 * Summerstorm Entertainment
 * Egoli Tossell Film
 * Cinéa - formerly Philippe Carcassonne's production company Cine@; Carcassonne became part of Styhon International's management board in 2020 and the company was converted into Styhon's French distribution and financing arm
 * Metropolitan Films
 * Brittania Pictures France - legally known as Mars/Styhon Droits Audiovisuels, it's a 50/50 joint venture with Mars Distribution to distribute Brittania Pictures films in France
 * Cinéa Belux - acquired from Galaxy Studios as Zilvermeer Productions (when Galaxy Studios was acquired by Styhon Studio Facilities), merged with Brittania Pictures's Belgium/Luxembourg operations; was moved under Cinéa as its new division for operations within Belgium and Luxembourg
 * Belga Films - distributes films from the Styhon Entertainment/Revolution Studios film library
 * Dutch FilmWorks - distributes films outside of the Styhon Entertainment film library, but also distributes the Revolution Studios library in the Benelux
 * Independent Films  (50%)
 * Cinéa Belux Co-Productions - formed out of a merger between Belga Productions, Casa Kafka Pictures, Belga Studios, Entre Chien et Loup, and Belga Films Fund, and Galaxy Studios's financing and tax shelter department Mollywood
 * Cinéa Films - merger between Cine@'s production department and Davis-Films
 * EuropaCorp (5%) - bought a 2.9% stake from Fundemental Films and a 2.1% stake from Frontline
 * CX7 Entertainment - 85% stake, other 15% is owned by the company's management
 * Afpak Films - Middle East
 * Sparta Film Company - Mediterranean film distribution arm, founded in Athens in 2013 by the Manaki brothers
 * Styhon Entertainment Nordic
 * Sydänkalvo - Finland
 * Angel Films - Denmark
 * Brittania Pictures Brazil - founded as FilmeWorld in 1983, then changed name to Chaso Filme in 1990, until they were acquired by Brittania Pictures in 1999
 * Downtown Filmes
 * Element Pictures
 * Krupny Plan
 * LUNAR Distribuzione - merger between Leone Film Group and Lucky Red Distribution with its genre label Key Films
 * Lunarullo Production - merger between Lucky Red Production and Leone Film Group's Lotus Production
 * Lionsgate Elosztás - a joint venture with Lionsgate to distribute films by both Lionsgate and Styhon Entertainment in Hungary; part of Globalgate Entertainment
 * Styhon Entertainment UK - formed out of a merger between HandMade Films International, Enbankment Films, Axiom Films, Altitude Film Distribution, Altitude Film Sales, Backup Media Group, Invicta Capital, HanWay Films, Park Circus and Dogwoof Sales/Dogwoof Releasing
 * HandMade Films
 * Dogwoof Pictures
 * TDog Productions - invite-only fund for documentaries
 * Altitude Film Production
 * Thunderbird Releasing - formerly an independent all-rights film distribution company, most of its operations was merged into Styhon Entertainment UK and now works as a joint venture between them and Thunderbird Entertainment
 * Styhon Entertainment UK Independent Film Fund (SUKIFF)
 * Blumhouse International - a joint venture with Blumhouse Productions
 * Styhon Independent Pictures - legally known as Brooklyn & Vine Partners LLC
 * Rogue Entertainment - a genre film distribution division formerly owned by Relativity Media and Universal Pictures
 * Bleecker Street - a smaller-scale "boutique" film distribution division
 * Grand Planet Entertainment
 * Revolution Studios - who owns the copyrights and film libraries of:
 * Morgan Creek Entertainment
 * Franchise Pictures (international rights only)
 * Phoenician Entertainment
 * Capitol Films
 * ThinkFilm
 * Cold Spring Pictures
 * GK Films (international rights only)
 * Lakeshore Entertainment (international distribution, sequel, adaptation and other related rights only)
 * all films directed by Barry Mahon
 * the Rank Organisation
 * Broad Green Pictures
 * Intermedia
 * Beacon Pictures
 * Touchwood Pacific Partners and Silver Screen Partners I-IV
 * Media 8 Entertainment
 * Jerry Weintraub Productions
 * The Kennedy/Marshall Company
 * Outlaw Productions
 * Weed Road Pictures
 * DiBonaventura Films/Productions
 * Will Packer Productions (international rights only)
 * Baltimore Pictures
 * Cruise/Wagner Productions
 * The Canton Company/Atmosphere Entertainment MM
 * Smoke House Pictures
 * Section Eight Productions
 * Cross Creek Pictures (international distribution, sequel, adaptation and other related rights only)
 * Mandalay Entertainment (pre-2009 film library only)
 * Distant Horizon
 * Magnolia Pictures (international rights only)
 * Calvin Company
 * Boxoffice International Pictures
 * Associated Producers Incorporated
 * Regal Pictures
 * Lippert Pictures
 * Flying A Productions
 * John Ford films
 * Hammer Films (US rights only)
 * Eagle-Lion Films
 * King Brothers Productions
 * Cannon Pictures (pre-December 31, 1982 films only)
 * Compass International Pictures
 * Larry Darmour Productions
 * Shaw Brothers Studio (international rights only - outside East Asia)
 * Producers Releasing Corporation
 * Grand National Pictures films
 * Silver Pictures' film library released prior to January 1, 1995
 * Berolina Film
 * Althoff Studios
 * Tradewind Pictures
 * Gloria Film
 * Bavaria Film
 * Constantin Film (pre-January 1, 2000 films only)
 * Hightop Releasing - theatrical booking services for indie filmmakers, acquired from Focus Features/FilmDistrict
 * LD Entertainment - film division managed by Mickey Lidell, became a vanity label under Hightop
 * Worldview Entertainment - financing division
 * Trigger Street Productions - currently inactive
 * Styhon Home Entertainment Group - formed out of a merger between Relativity Media Home Entertainment and Hannover House
 * Revolution Studios Home Entertainment
 * Styhon Games & Interactive Ventures
 * Styhon Games - an indie publishing division
 * Styhon Mobile - a division for iPhone, iOS and Android games
 * Styhon Immersive Entertainment - develops VR games, as well as VR programming and other immersive content
 * Styhon Digital Studios - a multi-channel network
 * Styhon Branded Content - formed out of a merger between Relativity Digital Studios, Boat Rocker Brands and Madvine
 * Styhon Internet Group - dot-com related operations
 * Qubo video on demand service
 * Broadcast Software International
 * CumulusJobs.com
 * MyUnivision - merger between the UVideos, Univision and Noticias Univision apps and Fusion Media Group
 * Univision.com
 * La Fabrica UCI
 * TUDN app
 * TrackRecord.net
 * Univision Story House
 * The Flama
 * Styhon VOD & Archival Operations - media distribution arm that specializes in Movies Anywhere and TV Everywhere-based services, also archives and distributes older titles on demand
 * Styhon Anti-Piracy Operations

Styhon Television Group

 * Styhon Media Sales & Syndication - an ad sales and syndication division
 * Styhon Television Studios - a television production arm similar to ABC Signature Studios and Fox21 Television Studios
 * Sailor Media Group - formed out of Fremantle's non-Europe/US/Canada operations, with the assets of Kew Media Group, Argonon, Boat Rocker Media and Datsit Sphere
 * Sailor Kids & Family - formed out of a merger between Bristow Global Media (BGM) children's entertainment department, Datsit Studios's youth department, Temple Street's family entertainment division and MHQ's light entertainment department
 * Awesome Media & Entertainment (minority stake)
 * Oasis Animation
 * Pirate Ship Studios - merger between Industrial Brothers, Jam Filled Halifax and Radical Sheep Productions, with former assets of DHX Studios Toronto and DHX Studios Halifax; headquartered in Toronto, with offices in New York and Halifax
 * Jam Filled Entertainment
 * Sailor Scripted Content - formed out of a merger between Leopard Pictures, Fiction Factory Films London, Like a Shot TV, Barefaced TV's scripted content department and Windfall Films; headquartered in London
 * Neutral Celluloids - formerly Leopard Pictures/Films's Liverpool office
 * Neutral Celluloids USA - merger between Leopard USA and Matador Content's scripted content department; headquartered in New York, with an office in Los Angeles
 * Square Peg (minority stake)
 * Neutral Celluloids Canada - merger between Sphere Media Plus, Rhombus Media's scripted department and MHQ's scripted department; located in Toronto and Montreal
 * Neutral Celluloids Australia - formerly Fremantle Australia's scripted content department
 * Neutral Celluloids Europe
 * Neutral Celluloids Netherlands - formerly Isabella Films
 * Neutral Celluloids Cardiff - merger between Fiction Factory Films Cardiff and fFatti fFilms
 * Neutral Celluloids Glasgow - formerly Sigma Films
 * Neutral Celluloids Norway - formerly 4½ Fiction (4½'s commercial production department kept the name 4½ Film)
 * Neutral Celluloids France - formerly Slot Machine SARL
 * Daybreak Pictures
 * Temple Street
 * Sailor Docs & Factual - formed out of a merger between Crooked Horse Productions, Architect Films, Sienna Films, Bristow Global Media (BGM), Proper Television, Rhombus Media's unscripted department, Insight Productions, Media Headquarters Film and Television (MHQ), Our House Media and 4East Media; headquartered in Toronto, Canada
 * Sailor Formats - format development arm
 * SMG Studios Montréal - formed out of a merger between Quiet Motion and Go Films
 * SMG Studios Vancouver - formerly Remedy Canada/Remedy Productions's Vancouver office
 * DATSIT Studios
 * WaZabi Films
 * SMG Docs & Factual UK
 * SMG Studios London - formed out of a merger between Spirit Digital Media Ltd, Amos Pictures, Transparent Television, Remedy Productions, Pioneer Productions, Firecracker Films and Barefaced TV
 * Sunset + Vine
 * Mentorn
 * Thunderclap Media
 * Video Arts
 * MSV Post
 * Tinopolis Interactive (TININT)
 * BriteSpark Films
 * BriteSpark East
 * SMG Studios Glasgow - formed out of a merger betwen Bandicoot TV, Mentron Scotland, Sunset + Vine Scotland, Firecracker Films and Remedy Productions's Glasgow office
 * SMG Studios Wales - formed out of a merger between Tinopolis Cymru and Sunset + Vine Cymru; located in Llanelli and Cardiff
 * SMG Studios North America - formerly the New York office of Crooked Horse
 * Magical Elves
 * Matador Content
 * A Smith & Co Entertainment
 * SMG Studios Latin America - formerly Fremantle's Latin American operations; headquartered in Mexico
 * SMG Studios Asia - formerly Fremantle's Singapore and Jakarta offices, with Fremantle's Asian operations
 * SMG Studios India - formerly Fremantle India
 * SMG Studios Australia - formerly Fremantle Australia Pty Ltd
 * Sailor/Banks - formerly EndemolShine Banks
 * SMG Studios Japan - formerly Fremantle's Tokyo office
 * Sailor World Sales - formed out of a merger between Kew Media Distribution's Los Angeles office and Passion Distribution
 * Sailor World Sales Italy - formed out of Leone Film Group's television distribution and home entertainment business
 * Sailor World Sales Canada - formed out of a merger between Thunderbird Releasing's Canadian operations, Boat Rocker Rights's Toronto office, and Kew Media Distribution's Toronto office; located in Vancouver and Toronto
 * Sailor World Sales UK - formed out of a merger between Kew Media Distribution's London office, Boat Rocker Rights's UK office, TCB Media Rights, Argonon International and Sunset + Vine International
 * Boat Rocker Rights - New York office
 * Styhon Media Networks
 * Creek+
 * Creek+ Kids and Family - formerly Qubo
 * Creek+ Romance
 * Creek+ Classics
 * Creek+ Comedy
 * Creek+ Lifestyle - formerly Ion Plus; the first channel in the Creek+ to not focus primarily on fiction
 * Creek+ Telenovelas - formerly Univision Tlnovelas
 * Nash TV
 * Nash TV Films - film production arm
 * Styhon Hispanic Networks - formerly Univision Communications
 * Univision Television Group
 * Univision
 * UniMás
 * Univision Noticias
 * Galavisión
 * Fusion TV
 * El Rey Network
 * Simplemente Delicioso
 * TUDN - joint venture with Televisa
 * Univision Studios
 * Styhon Television Stations - formed out of a merger between Entravision Communications, Weigel Broadcasting and Ion Media; integrated with Univision Communications's television stations holdings through Univision Television Group
 * Ion Television
 * Heroes & Icons
 * MeTV
 * Joint ventures:
 * Decades - joint venture with CBS
 * Movies! - joint venture with Fox Television Stations
 * Start TV - joint venture with CBS
 * Styhon Radio Group - merger between Uforia Audio Network and Cumulus Media
 * Westwood One
 * Westwood One Sports - formed out of a merger between Titans Radio Network and Arkansas Radio Network
 * TUDN Radio
 * CBS Sports Radio

Styhon Studios Group
Styhon Studios Group (formerly Styhon Studio Facilities) was born out of a merger between Raleigh Enterprises and Facility Prince, both of which were bought out by Styhon Entertainment in 2021.
 * Styhon Studios - formerly The Burbank Studios and Warner Bros. Ranch
 * Styhon Studios Las Palmas - formerly Sunset Las Palmas Studios
 * Styhon Studios Seward Street - formerly Line 204 Studios
 * Styhon Studios Hollywood - formerly Raleigh Studios
 * Styhon Studios Albuquerque - formerly Albuquerque Studios
 * Styhon Studios Roswell - formerly Roswell Studios
 * Styhon Studios Pennsylvania - formerly Sun Center Studios
 * Styhon Studios Cahuenga - formerly Red Studios Hollywood
 * Park City Film Studios
 * Sun Valley Studios
 * Steiner Studios
 * Styhon Studios Iskandar (Malaysia) - formerly Iskandar Malaysia Studios
 * Styhon Studios Caribbean - formerly Pinewood Dominican Republic Studios
 * Styhon Studio Facilities Europe - formerly Galaxy Studios Group
 * Styhon Studios Mol - audio studios
 * Styhon Studios Babelsberg
 * Styhon Studios Prague - still colloqually known and trading as Barrandov Studios
 * Styhon Studios Trollywood
 * Styhon Studio Services - formerly Zio Studio Services, now headquartered at Styhon Studios Seward Street
 * Lee Lighting (majority stake)
 * Cast & Crew Entertainment Group (majority stake)
 * Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (majority stake)
 * Ymagis Group (95.74%)
 * Styhon Post-Production & VFX Services - started as a spin off of Pinewood's post-production creative services
 * Piste Rogue
 * Central New York Film Hub - upcoming

Styhon Ventures

 * Styhon Education Ventures - formerly Relativity Education
 * Styhon Social Impact Group
 * Univision Contigo - social impact / community empowerment brand
 * Styhon Management - a management firm
 * Styhon Sports - merger between Relativity Sports and Mandalay Sports Entertainment
 * WWE (minority stake)
 * San Francisco Giants (minority stake in LP)
 * Styhon Consumer Products & Experiences
 * Univision Pharmacia
 * Univision Mastercard prepaid card
 * Styhon Books - joint venture with Bertlesmann
 * Andrews McMeel Universal
 * Andrews McMeel Universal Syndicated Entertainment
 * Andrews McMeel Publishing
 * Accord
 * Andrews McMeel Syndication
 * Styhon Cinemas Group - created for acquisitions of cinemas worldwide
 * White Cinema - formerly part of Belga Films Group
 * Styhon Records - a joint venture with Zoop Music Entertainment
 * Boat Rocker Ventures

Viridian Group
Viridian Group (legally known as Styhon Advertising) is an advertising and PR conglomerate, formed out of a merger between Dentsu, Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group of Companies.
 * Posterscope
 * Trailer Park
 * Art Machine - poster design
 * Hello Media - formed out of a merger between Vizeum, MKTG, Merkle, mcgarrybowen, Amplifi, iProspect, Rogers & Corwan, Weber Shandwick, Studio RX, Stickyeyes Group, Reprise, Rapport, Orion Worldwide, Kinesso, Hellocomputer, hedy, Golin, FCB, FCB/RED, EP+Co, CMI, ChaseDesign, Carmichael Lynch, Carmichael Lynch Relate, Campbell Ewald, Avrett Free Ginsberg, Big Family Table, Brand Experience Design Group (BX), BPN, Chute Gerdeman, Current Global, Deutsch Inc, DeVries Global, Elephant, Ensemble Worldwide, FCBX, FCB/SIX, Frukt, Fuelcontent, Genuine, HBQ, HelloFCB+, Hugo & Cat, Hurrah, Identity, Inside Edge, ITB Worldwide, KRC Research, Media Experts, Milkmoney, New Honor Society, PMK BNC, Promoqube, SociedAD, Steelhead, The Axis Agency and Vowel
 * Hello Media USA
 * New York, Los Angeles, Washington DC, St. Louis, San Jose, Seattle, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Detroit, Atlanta, Chicago, Boston, Denver, Evanston, Fort Worth, San Diego, Raleigh, Minneapolis, Miami, Kansas City, Houston, Buffalo, Baltimore, Dallas, Greenville, Austin, Bend, Charlottesville, Columbia, Little Rock, Minneapolis, Hagerstown, Salt Lake City, Skaneatles, Cincinnati, Westport
 * Hello Media UK
 * London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle, Stafford, Glasgow, Belfast, Aberdeen, Birmingham
 * Hello Media Europe
 * Warsaw, The Hague, Stockholm, Munich, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Wiesbaden, Brussels, Amsterdam, Zurich, Istanbul, Vienna, Sofia, Zagreb, Prague, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Tallinn, Helsinki, Budapest, Athens, Dublin, Milan, Rome, Riga, Vilnius, Oslo, Bucharest, Bratislava, Madrid, Barcelona, Gothenburg, Moscow, Kiev, Nijmegan, Bergen, Lisbon, Malmö, Geneva, Frankfurt, Cologne, Hoeilaart, Levallois-Perret, Belgrade, Holzkirchen, Ljublana
 * Hello Media France
 * Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Toulouse, Paris
 * Hello Media Asia
 * Taipei, Singapore, Shenzen, Shanghai, Seoul, New Delhi, Mumbai, Almaty, Beijing, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila/Makati, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Delhi/Gurgaon, Chennai, Kochi, Nanjing, Guangzhou, Kolkata, Petaling Jaya, Haryana, Selangor, Karachi, Phnom Penh
 * Hello Media LA
 * Buenos Aires, Bogota, Santiago, Montevideo, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, San Juan, Mexico City, Belo Horizonte, Curitiba, Brasilia, Montevideo, Lima, Monterrey, Guayaquil, Managua, Santo Domingo
 * Hello Media Middle East & Africa
 * Nairobi, Dubai, Jeddah, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Accra, Lagos, Dar Es Salaam, Riyadh, Kuwait City, Doha, Cairo, Abu Dhabi, Bryanston, Durban, Harare, Lusaka
 * Other offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Tel Aviv, Auckland, Perth, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne
 * Hello Media Network:
 * Revivehealth
 * Hello2 - formed out of a merger between Oogst, Your Social, Oxyma, Divisadero, Happy Marketer, Merkle/Sokrati and Columbus - all former Merkle subsidiaries -, Prime Weber Shandwick, and - former FCB subsidiaries/offices - Cread, Horizon FCB, AJL Park, FCB Ulka, FCB Afirma, FCB Insight, FCB Bitopi, FCB Palmares, FCB Happiness, FCB Artgroup, Admark, FCB Interface, BACK, FCB Crea, Gramma FCB, FCB Inferno, FCB Markez, FCB Change, FCB Neuwien, FCB Bridge2Fun, FCB/IB, Publicidad Comercial, FCB Faltman & Malmen, FCB Goodcom, FCB Intuition, FCB Admedia, FCB Gnomi and FCB Shimoni Finkelstein
 * explido iProspect, iProspect Communicate2, iProspect Valuklik and Consider iProspect
 * Flipside
 * Zazzle Media
 * Fastbridge
 * Mubaloo
 * Interactive Avenues
 * Hello Experimental - formerly IPG Media Lab
 * Golinopinion
 * JMWGolin
 * Interface.BPN
 * dna Communications
 * Horizon Holdings
 * FCB&Fire
 * The Brooklyn Brothers
 * The Martin Agency
 * Tierney
 * IW Group
 * Trilia Media
 * FCB Health Network
 * Area 23
 * Area 23 On Hudson
 * FCB Health
 * Mosaic Group
 * Pro Health
 * Neon
 * Solve(d)
 * Trio
 * FCB Cure
 * Virgo Health
 * R/GA
 * Hustle
 * Jack Morton
 * Veridian Communications Group - formed out of a merger between IPG Mediabrands, DAS Group of Companies and Omnicom Media Group
 * UM
 * Ansible
 * Magna
 * IPG Mediabrands Society
 * Initiative
 * ID Media
 * Healix
 * Hearts & Science
 * OMD
 * phd Media
 * Annalect
 * Omni
 * Veridian Public Affairs - formed out of a merger between Omnicom Precision Marketing Group, Omnicom Specialty Marketing Group, and Omnicom Public Relations Group, as well as OPRG's subsidiaries DDC, Portland Communications, Vox Global, CLS Strategies, GPlus Europe and Mercury
 * FleishmanHillard
 * Ketchum
 * Porter Novelli
 * CONE
 * GMMB
 * Marina Maher Communications
 * Access Brand Communications
 * Harrison & Shriftman
 * Daggerwing Group
 * Maslansky + Partners
 * RAPP
 * Targetbase
 * Organic
 * Proximity Worldwide
 * TLGG Consulting
 * Sparks & Honey
 * Javelin
 * KERN
 * Code Worldwide
 * Smart Digital
 * Credera
 * Beanstalk
 * Integrated Merchandising Solutions
 * Washington Speakers Bureau
 * CPM
 * Changing Our World, Inc.
 * Singature Graphics​​
 * ONE HUNDRED​​​​
 * One & All
 * Veridian Health - formed out of a merger between RxMosaic, TogoRun, Rabin Martin and Omnicom Health
 * CDM​​​​
 * Healthwork
 * Harrison and Star
 * DDB Health
 * TBWA Worldhealth
 * Wildtype
 * Adelphi Group
 * Biolumina
 * BioPharm Communications
 * Entree Health
 * Healthcare Consultancy Group
 * MMG Communications
 * Patients & Purpose
 * Synergy Health
 * Snow Companies
 * Omnicom Health Group Asia Pacific
 * Veridian Plus - formed out of a merger between Omnicom Advertising Collective and Omnicom Retail Group
 * Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
 * GSD&M
 * Zimmerman Williams - formed out of a merger between The Marketing Arm, Agency 720, Doremus, Fluent 360, Dieste, TPN and The Zimmerman Agency
 * Zimmerman Advertising
 * Merkley + Partners
 * Martin Williams
 * Bright Red
 * The Integer Group
 * Third Ear
 * Serino Coyne
 * TracyLocke
 * Haygarth
 * Powell Tate
 * McCann Worldgroup
 * McCann Worldwide
 * Casanova McCann
 * Futurebrand
 * MRM
 * Momentum Worldwide
 * McCann Health
 * Craft
 * Mullenlowe Group
 * Acxiom
 * Advantage
 * Cadreon
 * Octagon
 * Hill Holliday
 * Hill Holliday Health
 * HUGE
 * Futures Sport + Entertainment
 * Architect
 * Architect 365
 * Isobar
 * CARAT
 * BBDO
 * Doyle Dane & Bernbach
 * TWBA
 * Dentsu X

Former divisions

 * Styhon International Television - an international distribution arm of Styhon Television, filed for bankruptcy in 2020.
 * Bel-Air Entertainment - founded as a joint venture with Canal+, Steven Reuther and Warner Bros. in 1998, integrated back into Styhon Entertainment around 2002.
 * Dentsu - After Veridian Group was formed, their Japanese operations were spun off - they kept the Dentsu name
 * Daiko, formerly part of FCB, was integrated into Dentsu
 * Creek+ Western - merged into Creek+ Classics in 2020
 * Qubo Kids Corner - during acquisition of Ion Media in 2021, the programming block was closed in favor of Creek+ Kids & Family becoming a 24/7 channel

In development
Styhon Entertainment, Universal Pictures and Pathé announced the development of an American remake of 99 Francs, with the working title of "The Burnout", set to start pre-production in March 2021.