SAN DIEGO, Calif. — CourtAvenue, an independent agency built for the intelligence economy, today announced the expansion of its operations in Chicago and Dallas following three consecutive years of double-digit growth.
The expansion advances CourtAvenue’s national growth strategy and strengthens its ability to serve enterprise clients through deeper, more embedded partnerships. It also reflects growing demand for a new generation of agency relationships that bring together brand, media, commerce, artificial intelligence, customer experience, data, and technology within a unified operating model.
CourtAvenue works with leading brands including AT&T, Kia, Elanco, and General Mills.
In Chicago, CourtAvenue has opened an office at 211 W. Wacker Drive that is home to nearly 30 employees. The location strengthens the agency’s commerce capabilities and places its teams closer to many of the region’s leading consumer packaged goods, healthcare, retail, and business-to-business companies.
CourtAvenue is also expanding its Dallas-based workforce through a collaborative model where employees work alongside clients in their offices. Rather than operating at arm’s length, CourtAvenue’s specialists observe real workflows firsthand, identify the highest-impact opportunities for AI, and build solutions side by side with client teams. The approach prioritizes business transformation, uncovering opportunities that aren’t visible from the outside and accelerating decision-making, implementation and measurable business results, while further establishing CourtAvenue’s presence in Texas, an important market for the company and its clients.
“Business leaders are looking for agency partners that understand their organizations, work closely with their teams, and can turn new technologies into meaningful growth,” said Dan Khabie, Co-Founder of CourtAvenue. “Chicago and Dallas have high concentrations of the brands and talent CourtAvenue was built to serve. Our expansion in these markets allows us to become more deeply embedded with clients, attract exceptional people, and deliver greater impact.”
The announcement follows a period of significant momentum for CourtAvenue. The company grew to more than 250 full-time employees and recorded 65% year-over-year revenue growth in 2025. In January 2026, CourtAvenue appointed Robyn Freye as its first President and Chief Growth Officer, establishing a dedicated leadership function across growth, client service, and capability integration. In March, CourtAvenue acquired GTX Solutions, expanding its capabilities in data, marketing technology, customer intelligence, and enterprise transformation.
“The brands gaining ground today are consolidating around partners that can connect strategy and execution across brand, media, commerce, AI, experience, data, and technology,” said Kenny Tomlin, Co-Founder of CourtAvenue, who co-leads the company from Dallas. “We believe AI is a powerful tailwind for our industry. It is expanding what clients can accomplish, increasing the demand for specialized talent, and creating entirely new categories of work. Our growth in Chicago and Dallas brings us closer to our clients and strengthens our ability to convert that opportunity into measurable business value.”
