Queensland creative agency, Khemistry appoints its first ECD
July 28, 2021 9:58
Behavioural change creative agency, Khemistry has appointed Brent Liebenberg as its first executive creative director.
Liebenberg is a veteran of the industry and joins the Queensland agency from AJF in Melbourne, also part of the GrowthOps group.
Khemistry co-founder and practice lead, Andy Fyffe said that it is not every day that a new ECD arrives in the Queensland market, especially one of Liebenberg’s calibre.
Liebenberg and Fyffe
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“This is a red-letter day for the agency and the realisation of a long-held ambition. Brent’s appointment as our inaugural ECD strengthens our capability to service top-tier brands in the Queensland market and helps lay a platform for national expansion.”
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As a career cop, Bryan Harding was a walking contradiction: a likeable man who attracted enemies; a union man who fell out with his union; and a hard detective who considered himself a pacifist.
Many old-school police saw him as a dangerous revolutionary who opposed capital punishment, tried to keep young offenders out of prison and looked for social rather than legal solutions for conflict. Along his 40-year police journey Harding had some senior officers try to block his career path and was forced to resign as Police Association secretary when he pushed through much-needed reforms.
He is considering legal action but has not yet initiated any.
The Thomsons frustrations were reported just days after another homeowner in the same suburb also received a bizarre anonymous letter that sounded as though it could have come from the same neighbour.
Their letter demanded they build a second storey to protect the exclusive reputation of the street.
The neighbour starts the letter by telling the homeowner they have witnessed a lot of change after living in the wonderful suburb for 13 years. As you are probably aware nearly all surrounding homes are of a second story (tier) nature, they explain.