Who we are
A modular group of independent companies
skilled in cooperation
How did we get started?
Virtuology is a group of agencies that was founded in 2012 by Cedric Donck. At a time when the marketing industry was undergoing radical change, Cedric was developing a vision of bringing leading digital marketing firms together under one roof. As a result, he crafted a unique market offering: experts who speak to the market’s most discerning audience.
The group is constantly attuned to new trends and is always attentive to the most recent innovations in order to best serve its clients. And the story has only just begun…
The group is constantly attuned to new trends and is always attentive to the most recent innovations in order to best serve its clients. And the story has only just begun…
Key figures
Virtuology prioritizes reasoned growth to allow each entity in the group to develop at its own pace and offer optimal customer service.
Virtuology was created in 2012, and is 100% privately owned by its management
In 2022, we have reached a turnover of 37M€
25,4% of compound growth since foundation
220 team members on 6 sites – Brussels, Paris, Montreal, Tanger, Shanghai & Antananarivo
564
Certifications on Google, Facebook Amazon, IBM, Hubspot.
16
Best in class specialized digital agencies
240
Blue chip clients and fast growing scale-ups have trust us
Our Team
“We invest in people,
not business models.”
The talented individuals that make up the backbone of the group are also its primary wealth. They receive full support in their business development as well as in their personal growth.
Their enthusiasm and motivation are the mortar for our vision. If our collaborators are thriving, our clients will be delighted.
Inspiring career opportunities, a work environment with multiple challenges, and trust in the potential of each person are the secrets to our success. This is a winning approach, and we are not about to change it.
The Virtuology Foundation
We believe that Virtuology and the companies in the group have a societal role to play that extends beyond their purely economic one.
We are a human organization which handles a great deal of money and which is made up of life forces.
We are morally bound to share some of these resources with people who serve others. This is the purpose of the Virtuology Foundation.
It is backed by the financial contribution of its entities and the human investment of its collaborators.
Testimonials
As I firmly believe that talents are a company’s most valuable assets, my sole mission at Virtuology is to develop the skills of each and every employee. As I strongly believe that Knowledge Economy is the most efficient way to make organizations grow, I devote all my energies to skills transfer. And since there is no age limit for building up skills, I very much enjoy discovering young talents when I welcome students and/or trainees to my training sessions.
Before our operational structure with a staff of over 150 people was set up in Madagascar, Cedric wanted to start a business plan competition. Newco Park was based on the principle of an incubator for the most promising talents. Its purpose was to give students and born entrepreneurs the opportunity to validate their ambitions in the digital sector. Every year, 4 companies have been created to consolidate, in Antananarivo, state-of-the-art digital skills that can compete with the most demanding European requirements.
The photographic heritage of our country was doomed to disappear before the project to digitalize the paper, ferrotype and autochrome prints. The primary objective was to create collections that could be classified and accessed through a virtual database, to make it again possible for students to learn about their history through the documented images of the past. Social media was quick to support this initiative and the idea of a Virtual Museum became obvious. Cedric’s strong conviction that offering a genuine showcase to the Madagascar Photography Museum was the way to broaden the scope of our research and indexing work was the culmination of our five-year collaboration. Every month, 3,000 visitors pay to see the Museum and 500 students visit free of charge.
