Omnicom Group Inc. announced the launch of a unified Adobe practice that will be housed within its transformation consultancy, Credera, on April 1 2026. The new practice, headed by Nik DeBenedetto, former CEO of LeapPoint, will bring together Credera’s consulting expertise and LeapPoint’s deep Adobe knowledge to deliver end‑to‑end solutions for enterprise clients.
The launch follows the full integration of LeapPoint into Credera, a move that combined LeapPoint’s award‑winning Adobe capabilities—recognised as Adobe Digital Experience Partner of the Year in 2025—with Credera’s global consulting network of more than 3,000 consultants. DeBenedetto said, “Bringing together our teams and capabilities expands our ability to help clients realize the value of their Adobe investments faster.”
Omnicom’s proprietary Omni platform, which was upgraded in January 2026, will serve as the technical backbone for the practice. The platform unifies data, AI, and creative workflows, allowing the new Adobe practice to orchestrate Adobe Experience Cloud, Analytics, and Marketing Cloud services across a single, scalable architecture that can be customised for each client’s data and identity needs.
The move positions Omnicom to capture a growing market for enterprise‑grade Adobe implementations, where demand is driven by the need for data‑driven personalization and integrated commerce. By combining LeapPoint’s Adobe expertise with Credera’s transformation capabilities, Omnicom aims to differentiate itself from competitors such as Accenture and Deloitte, which also offer Adobe consulting but lack the same depth of integrated data‑identity services.
Omnicom’s Q4 2025 results, released in February 2026, showed revenue of $5.5 billion, a 27.9 % year‑over‑year increase, and a Non‑GAAP Adjusted Net Income per Share of $2.59, beating analyst expectations by $0.24. The company posted a net loss of $941.1 million, largely attributable to acquisition‑related costs from the November 2025 acquisition of Interpublic Group. The new Adobe practice is part of Omnicom’s strategy to shift toward higher‑margin, recurring revenue streams and to offset the one‑time costs associated with the IPG deal.
Luke Taylor, CEO of Omnicom Precision Marketing, noted, “This launch is already driving growth opportunities for our clients and the business.” Jantzen Bridges, Credera Global President, added, “We expect growth to accelerate with Nik DeBenedetto and his team taking the helm of our Omnicom Adobe practice. Omnicom is helping to define the future of marketing and bringing that vision to life for clients through transformational work, including automating content supply chains, leveraging data and identity to drive better personalization and reach, and implementing new operating models powered by humans and enabled by agents.”
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