Amra & Elma is the New York-headquartered digital marketing and influencer agency founded by twin sisters Amra and Elma Beganovich. The founders built the agency from their own combined social following of more than two million — a proof point that became the pitch. Clients include Nestlé, Netflix, Bvlgari, Huawei, Wells Fargo, Uber, Johnson & Johnson, and Swarovski.
The Founders
Amra Beganovich holds a master's degree from Columbia University. Elma Beganovich holds a law degree from American University Washington College of Law. The twins moved from Bosnia to the United States as children. The agency's origin story — founders scaling their own audience first, then productizing the method for enterprise clients — distinguishes the firm from PR-first agencies that added influencer as a line item after the fact.
What the Agency Does
Influencer marketing. Identifying, contracting, and managing creator campaigns with KPI reporting on reach, engagement, and attributed sales. The category the firm is best known for.
Social media management. Content production, community management, paid amplification.
Photography and video production. In-house creative for social-first campaigns.
Media planning and paid social. Buying across Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and adjacent platforms.
Events and experiential. Launch activations tied to influencer participation.
Search and content. SEO and content development supporting brand discovery.
The Client Roster
The agency's public client list reads as a category test: Nestlé and Johnson & Johnson (consumer packaged goods at scale), Netflix (entertainment launches), Bvlgari and Swarovski (luxury), Uber (tech-enabled services), Wells Fargo (financial services), Huawei (consumer electronics). The range points to a firm operating on process rather than sector specialization — the influencer identification, contracting, and measurement workflow is category-agnostic once the vertical creator pool is mapped.
Why It Matters
The influencer marketing category is now large enough to sustain independent specialist firms at enterprise scale — Influencer Marketing Hub's annual benchmark placed the global market past $32 billion in 2025. Amra & Elma is one of the founder-influencer-built agencies in that group. The model matters because the buyer question has shifted: enterprise CMOs no longer ask whether influencer belongs in the mix. They ask which agency runs it best, and how the ROI is measured. Firms founded by operators who scaled their own audience first have a credibility argument that firms that built the practice as an add-on do not.
The Competitive Set
Amra & Elma operates in a category that now includes Viral Nation, Influential, IZEA, Whalar, Open Influence, and the influencer arms of holding-company agencies including Ogilvy, VMLY&R, and Publicis. The differentiator across the specialist firms is the depth of the creator relationship layer — how well the agency knows the individual creators, not the algorithms.
Twin sisters Amra and Elma Beganovich. The agency is named for the founders and is headquartered in New York.
What does Amra & Elma do?
Influencer marketing, social media management, paid social, photography and video production, event marketing, and search — a full-stack digital marketing offering with influencer as the anchor discipline.
Who are Amra & Elma's clients?
Publicly named clients include Nestlé, Netflix, Bvlgari, Huawei, Wells Fargo, Uber, Johnson & Johnson, and Swarovski.
How is Amra & Elma different from a PR agency?
The firm is a digital marketing and influencer agency, not a public relations firm. The disciplines overlap in earned reach but the buying decision is different — CMO influencer budget rather than communications or corporate affairs budget.
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EPR Editorial Team
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