Red Havas CEO Sarah Trombetta departs
February 5, 2021 3:32
CEO of Red Havas, Sarah Trombetta, is leaving the business after two years at the helm, effective immediately.
As the search for her replacement begins, Anthony Freedman, Havas Group ANZ chairman, will take on CEO duties and Steve Fontanot, the leader of Havas Blvd, has been appointed to the newly-created role of Red Havas’ managing director.
Trombetta is leaving Red Havas after two years
Trombetta was appointed in February 2019, succeeding James Wright, who took on the role of global CEO of the PR agency.
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During her tenure, the agency rebranded from its former moniker Red Agency to Red Havas, in a move that saw Havas Group’s PR agencies across the world come into alignment, and the exporting of the Australian agency’s integrated model of social, PR, brand experience, and content production to the international offices.
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WILLIAMS HORSES RETURN AS MACEDON LODGE REMAINS UNSOLD
February 3, 2021 2:33 pm
By Matt Stewart, Racing Editor
Danny O’Brien confirmed today that three high-class
Lloyd Williams-owned stayers had not returned to his stable after competing last spring.
This comes as Williams reported today that his entire racing squad would be trained at
Macedon Lodge under the care of Robert Hickmott, who had been Williams’ private trainer from 2009 until Hickmott went out on his own with a Caulfield stable in 2017.
Hickmott has continued to use Macedon Lodge for time to time, with imported horse Schabau and Django Freedman.
Hickmott had trained Williams Melbourne Cup winners Green Moon (2012) and Almandin (2016).