Lars Bastholm Joins Ogilvy as Chief Digital Creative Officer N.A.
Posted on: Tuesday, 31 March 2009, 08:33 CDT
WORLD-CLASS DIGITAL CREATIVE LEADER CHOOSES 360 DEGREE BRANDING MODEL OVER DIGITAL STAND-ALONES
In making the announcement,
In his new role at Ogilvy, Bastholm will report to
The Chief Jurist for the 2009 Cannes Cyber Lions, Lars is one of the most highly awarded and recognized digital creative executives in the industry with three Cyber Lions Grand Prix's of his own. Before joining Ogilvy, he spent four-years at AKQA, most recently as Co-Chief Creative Officer where he was key to winning interactive assignments for Coke, Smirnoff and Motorola.
"It is becoming obvious that marketing shouldn't live in silos. Consumers don't distinguish between what's in which channel, when they shape their perception of a brand. Nor should they," said
Lars has been working in the interactive marketing industry for over 12 years. After starting up Grey Interactive in Scandinavia, he joined Framfab in
"Lars is a proven leader and has already helped define the new creativity," said
Ogilvy was the first agency network in the world to establish an interactive discipline (Source: Adage) when it launched the Interactive Marketing Group in 1983 under then leader
Through Verge, The Ogilvy Digital Summit, which was established in
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