ECD Keith Anderson Joins Ogilvy from AMV BBDO

In news we missed last week, Ogilvy & Mather signed creative veteran Keith Anderson as ECD/Head of Art in its New York office.

Anderson brings a particularly extensive resume to his new role: he previously led creative for BlackBerry at AMV BBDO. Prior to his stint at that shop, Anderson spent nearly two full decades at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, rising to the level of associate partner/director of design and–according to the press release–playing a crucial role in the agency’s transition into the digital age.

Following his New York move, Anderson will handle IBM, BlackRock and new business while reporting to Ogilvy North America CCO Steve Simpson.

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ECD Paul Caiozzo Joins GS&P

Paul Caiozzo, a freelance creative director with a long agency history, has joined the in-house team at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners New York.

Caiozzo, whose career to date includes time spent with Twofifteenmccann, CP+B and the late Cliff Freeman, has spent the last two and a half years doing freelance work for such brands as Squarespace and Etsy in addition to working with Droga5 and Help Remedies on the “Help, I Want to Save a Life” campaign.

The new ECD will begin working on Comcast/XFINITY, but a large part of his ongoing role will be finding new business for GS&P. He also contributed the release’s best quote:
“I love Goodby Silverstein and everything they represent, but that’s not the reason I took this job. This is an office that wants to break out and do frightening and independent work. That’s what attracted me to it.”

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McGarrah Jessee Hires Joel Clement from Saatchi & Saatchi

Joel_Clement-office-thumb-350x508-124220Joel Clement’s search for a stateside agency is over. Today McGarrah Jessee announced that Clement, who most recently served as executive creative director at Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand, will join the Austin firm to “focus primarily on writing.”

This summer Clement announced his plans to leave the agency after eight years, eight months of which he spent as ECD and regional creative director for Saatchi & Saatchi’s Asia operations.

In the release, he clarifies that he “had a pretty specific ideal in mind” when planning his repatriation and that he “found it all at McGarrah Jessee.”

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