REBESCHINI REPLACES CHANEN AS CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER OF Y&R ASIA

Marcus_R.jpgY&R announced today the appointment of Aussie expat Marcus Rebeschini as Chief Creative Officer of Y&R Asia.  Rebeschini comes from TBWA\Chiat Day New York, and previously built his career in the Asia-Pacific region, starting at Grey and later Pure Creative in Melbourne, then on to TBWA Singapore.  He will join Y&R’s Singapore HQ group in September.
Rebeschini succeeds fellow Aussie expat Rowan Chanen (who texted CB Asia' editor Kim Shaw this morning, stating he was "moving on" but not elaborating).
“We have been making great progress in Asia, winning new clients, strengthening our digital capabilities, expanding our offering, adding new talent.  I am tremendously excited about having Marcus as my new creative partner in the region.  This is an important statement about our direction and the level of creativity that we intend to reach," said Ambar Brahmachary, President of Y&R Asia.
"All around our network, we are recommitting to pushing our creative standards even higher.  We have a great deal of talent in the region, and Marcus will be an inspiring leader who will encourage creative collaboration. He has roots in the region. He’s immensely talented. His work is not simply award-winning; it’s tied to great results for clients," said Tony Granger, Global Chief Creative Officer of Y&R.
"I’m thrilled to return to Asia, and equally thrilled to be given this opportunity to be part of Tony Granger’s leadership team as he steps up the network’s creative focus.  After meeting Ambar and seeing the foundation he’s already built for the Asia region, I already foresee that he is going to be a great partner. I look forward to working with both of them, as well as with everyone in the region," said Rebeschini.
At TBWA\Chiat\Day New York, Rebeschini worked on global and regional briefs for the past three years.  Before that, he was at their Singapore agency, where he was part of the team that made the agency the #1 creative agency in that market, as well as earning numerous Agency of the Year citations. His work in both NY and Asia has earned him Gold Lions at Cannes. Rebeschini was Equal #1 (With ex-partner Rob Kleman) in the 2006 Campaign Brief Asia Creative Rankings, and he has won hundreds of global and regional awards throughout his career.

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18 Comments

Anonymous said:

Holy shit Batman!

Anonymous said:

watch out Asia!

Anonymous said:

Awesome, mate.
You'll kill it!

Anonymous said:

You will not meet a nicer guy than this guy. Super freakin talented too (Clearly). About time. Well done Rebeschini. You'll kill it mate.

Anonymous said:

Great work mate. It is well deserved.

Anonymous said:

Your Dad must be proud.

Rose Byrne said:

Aussie Aussie Aussie Oy Oy Oy!

Anonymous said:

Go Reba. Melbourne is proud of you.

Anonymous said:

I played little league with this guy in Balwyn. He told me then that he and a mate went up to a 'TO LET' sign and put an 'I' in the middle. He was creative even when he was 9.

Brian said:

i worked with Marcus at TBWA/Chiat in NY and he's an awesome guy, brilliant creative and obsessed with the Michelin Man!!!

Y&R snagged a winner!!

Anonymous said:

I worked with Marcus at TBWA Singapore and he's one of the best and most creative person I have ever met. totally down to earth and a great friend ever since.
Glad that you are coming back to Singapore. We need people like you here.

Anonymous said:

Love the way Rob Klemans name was added to the report later on. He'll make a super global CD for Omnicom.

Anonymous said:

I was a year below you at uni and am very happy to see an RMIT graduate do so well.

Congratulations.

Anonymous said:

I heard Rob Kleman is going for that job now.

Anonymous said:

You won't meet a nicer or more talented guy. He's all class.

Anonymous said:

hmmm.... no words of comfort for Chanen?

Anonymous said:

Rowan will bounce back. He did really well there.

Anonymous said:

I believe the word Im looking for is.....LOL.

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