DEPT has appointed Brad Stevens to the newly created role of executive creative director for APAC.
In the role, Stevens will be responsible for delivering innovative and disruptive work for the agency’s clients. He will also serve as the face and voice of creativity for the team in Australia, collaborating closely with the leadership team to build processes and structures that elevate the quality of creative output.
He will lead creative endeavours across the region, drive work, and foster a culture of excellence for clients such as Grill’d, eBay, and Pit Viper.
Stevens brings over 20 years of experience to the global digital agency, having worked for agencies such as Enigma, M&C Saatchi, Landor (Paris Office), FutureBrand, and Six Black Pens.
He has worked with brands such as Spotify, Google, NAB, and Optus.
Jason O’Donnell, APAC SVP of creative and media at DEPT, said: “Brad brings a wonderful mix of craft excellence and disruptive thinking, which makes him the perfect fit to lead our creative team and output in the region.
“Brad will bolster our talented marketing team in Australia led by recently promoted VP of Creative and Media Jessica White. Together we’ll win clients’ hearts as we continue our growth across the Asia-Pacific region.”
Stevens said of his appointment: “The decision was simple, DEPT’s rapidly emerging as one of the fastest-growing digital agencies in the world, and I want in. I’m looking forward to creating world-class, groundbreaking solutions that harness the power of technology, ensuring brands are as dynamic and engaging as they can be.”
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