AJF Partnership elevates creative leadership in Melbourne offices with string of promotions

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AJF CDs.jpgIndependent creative agency AJF Partnership is promoting four of its senior creative executives in Melbourne to become creative directors and has introduced the roles of executive creative director for the first time in the agency’s nine-year history.

 

Senior creative teams (from left to right in picture) George Freckleton and Michael Skarbek, as well as Andy Jones and Glenn Dalton, are stepping up to creative director roles across the Melbourne agency’s client portfolio as well as creative leadership for the agency’s 20-strong creative department.

They will continue to work alongside AJF partners Adam Francis, Andrew Foote and Josh Stephens, who will take on the new roles of executive creative directors.

 

Says Francis, Foote and Stephens: “George, Mike, Glenn and Andy have been key drivers of our most effective work for clients and their promotions are recognition of their loyalty and influence on the agency’s progress. They have each spent an average of almost seven years with us and we firmly believe that their CD positions will further elevate our creative performance for clients.”

 

Since its launch in 2005, AJF Partnership has grown from three to 110 staff across the Melbourne and Sydney offices to become one of the largest and most effective independent agencies in Australia. Its clients include Officeworks, News Corp, GM Holden, Lion, Campari Group, Ergon Energy, iSelect, Australian Grand Prix Corporation, RAMS Financial Services, University of Melbourne and IG Markets.