Accenture Song has agreed to acquire Work & Co, one of the leading design and tech agencies in the industry.

Work & Co, which was founded in 2013 and has been named to Ad Age’s A-List in the past three years, works with clients such as Pfizer, UnitedHealthcare, Apple, Gatorade, Google and the PGA Tour. The agency has nearly 400 employees across the U.S., Europe and Latin America.

“I have admired Work & Co’s client work, distinct model, and strong leadership for years,” David Droga, CEO of Accenture Song, said in a statement. “It’s little wonder they are widely considered as one of the world’s very best digital product companies.”

Droga added that he will continue to look for more creativity and expertise to add to Song.

Accenture declined to disclose details of the deal. In 2022, Work & Co’s revenue jumped 33% to $146 million.

Work & Co has found success in the e-commerce space and in building digital products. In October, the agency launched Charley, a free chatbot meant to help people search for reproductive health services. It was created as a response to the  Supreme Court’s 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

The deal comes after a challenging year for some digital agencies and the advertising industry as a whole. In January 2023, Work & Co laid off 8% of its staff, citing “unfavorable macroeconomic conditions.”

This is the latest acquisition by Accenture, which bought healthcare marketing agency ConcentricLife in October and commerce agency The Stable in July. Its other recently acquired companies include Bangkok-based creative and digital agency Rabbit’s Tale and Sydney-based customer insights business Fiftyfive5.