February 25 2021, 10:48 am | BY Ricki Green | 1 Comment
In June 2020 Lee Leggett was announced as CEO for Wunderman Thompson ANZ, a role she came into with over two decades experience working in the digital field. For four years prior to this she was a consultant for some of Australia’s biggest media agencies and brings with her a breadth of skills from working both in Australia and growing up in the UK.
Despite now heading up one of the country’s biggest agencies, Lee is also a special advisor for the United Nations in a role that supports conservation funds around the globe each time animals are used in ads. However, keeping it real and despite all of the incredible experiences Lee has been a part of, for her just being able to get her children to eat vegetables is enough of an achievement.
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December 24 2020, 10:54 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments
Digitas Australia digital designer Oliver Ree tells LBB’s Natasha Patel about an almost career as a medical professional before realising that design is a more interesting way to change lives.
Growing up in Australia, Oliver Ree was always exposed to different elements of creativity. His father is a cinematographer and “a bit of a technophile” so it’s no surprise that some of Oliver’s first memories are of making films using his dad’s cameras. He also grew up with a nurse in the family in the form of his mother. In true childlike fashion he toyed with the idea of following his mum into the medical industry before realising he could change lives in a different way. “I actually considered a medical career for a while, but found design to be a more interesting way of solving people problems and improving lives.”