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Company history

From a small practice to a family of brands.

Tigernmas didn’t start out as a holding company. It became one, one decision at a time. These are the chapters so far.

A small team working on laptops around a wooden table, seen from above
  1. Chapter IThe beginning

    A digital marketing practice

    Tigernmas began as a small digital marketing practice: websites, campaigns and online visibility for local businesses. It was practical, hands-on work, and it taught us what separates brands that last from brands that fade.

    Two colleagues laughing while working on a laptop
  2. Chapter IILearning by doing

    The same problems, again and again

    Working for many clients, we kept seeing the same pattern: good ideas held back by weak infrastructure, thin budgets and no time for the unglamorous work. We started asking what it would take to build those foundations properly once, and share them.

  3. Chapter IIIOur own brands

    Good Harbour Hosting

    Our first brand grew out of our daily work. Our clients needed hosting they could rely on, run by people they could actually reach. Good Harbour Hosting was built to be exactly that: a safe harbour for small websites.

    A technician working on server equipment
  4. Chapter IVGiving back, properly

    Brigid Education

    We had always supported education informally. With Brigid Education we gave that commitment its own company, its own team and a clear purpose: scholarships and support for people whose talent is bigger than their budget.

  5. Chapter V2026

    A holding with a new face

    Tigernmas takes on its role as the holding company of the group, modernises its existing logo and launches this website. The new identity keeps the old one in view on purpose. Every brand we build rests on what we learned in chapter one.

  6. Chapter VINext

    The next chapter

    A third brand is in preparation. We’ll introduce it here when it’s ready, and not before.

What hasn’t changed

The tools have changed many times. The principle hasn’t: build things properly, then look after them.