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105 years
of helping
brands grow

Born as an idea in 1921. Executed at an ASX scale today. The evolution of a 105-year success story.

Over the decades

Explore where we came from, how we got here and everyone who has been a part of our journey.

The beginning 

Oscar Selig launches The Link newspaper in NSW, creating a publication designed to connect local communities and businesses in Sydney’s inner west.

Expanding into commercial

As demand for commercial print grows across evolves from community newspapers into printing services — laying the foundations

Scaling up

The business achieved significant operational
growth across Western Sydney.

Listed on the ASX

IVE lists on the AustralianSecurities Exchange 
under thecode IGL, marking a significantmilestone 
in the company’stransformation and long-term
growth journey.

One unified brand


IVE consolidates its portfolio of specialist businesses under a single masterbrand — bringing together its capabilities, expertise and vision under one identity.

Celebrating 100 years

IVE marks 100 years since the firstissue of The Link was published in 1921— celebrating a century of innovation,communication and connection.

Investing in a sustainable future

IVE transitions to renewableelectricity through its Iberdrolaagreement, reinforcing itscommitment to sustainability andresponsible business practices.

105 Years of helping brands grow

IVE celebrates 105 years of business — honouring a legacybuilt on creativity, innovation and meaningful connection, while looking ahead to the future.
Along the way, we’ve been part of moments that moved Australia.

When a magazine became apart of the family

There are few publications that feel less like media, and more like memory. The Australian Women’s Weekly has long been one of them.

When Australia came together to vote yes

There are few publications that feel less like media, and more like memory. The Australian Women’s Weekly has long been one of them.

When a community found its voice

There are few publications that feel less like media, and more like memory. The Australian Women’s Weekly has long been one of them.

When the world came to the Gold Coast

There are few publications that feel less like media, and more like memory. The Australian Women’s Weekly has long been one of them.

More than campaigns, these were moments in history that shaped conversations, communities and culture.
Marketing isn’t standing still – and neither are we. We’ve applied everything we’ve learned over 105 years to help our clients navigate what comes next. Explore what our team think on the future of marketing:

Looking ahead

Tomorrow’s
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Michael Bettridge

CEO, Creative Services

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