April 13 2021, 1:16 pm | BY Ricki Green | No Comments
Tribal Australia, part of DDB Group, has hired Colin Jowell as its first-ever chief strategy officer, further bolstering its strategic capabilities and credentials.
Jowell (right) was most recently at KPMG as part of the consultancy firm’s Customer, Brand and Marketing advisory. Jowell first joined KPMG in 2018 following its acquisition of UDKU, an innovation agency he co-founded alongside Mark Timmins and Kon Marinis in 2013. UDKU was one of the early pioneers of brand-led customer experience design, notably launching Airtasker in its first major campaign, and working with blue chip clients such as Medibank, AMP, Commonwealth Bank, The Star and David Jones on CX innovation projects.
Tribal hires Colin Jowell as chief strategy officer
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Nanny Biscuit s Grand Week in Wales ends on a high this St David s Day
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Nanny Biscuit s Grand Week in Wales ends on a high this St David s Day
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RESIDENTS across the country have been coming together to celebrate all things Wales. Throughout the pandemic, community group Nanny Biscuit has been helping vulnerable and struggling people across North Wales and beyond. Founder James Hunt previously announced the launching of a new fundraising initiative called ‘A Grand Week in Wales’, with a mission to assist the plight of the vulnerable and lonely across the country. Nanny Biscuit’s ‘A Grand Week in Wales’ idea was originated to raise money to combat food poverty, isolation and loneliness. The name given is in recognition of Wales’ 1,000-mile circumference, and the idea is to deliver a variety of community challenges based around the theme of 1,000, all in the lead up to St David’s’ Day 2021 (February 22 - March 1).