Hobart creative agency Red Jelly appoints Lee Harrington in the role of creative services director

Hobart based creative agency, Red Jelly, has hired Lee Harrington (near left) to take up a position as creative services director.

Formerly at George Patterson, Harrington spent 6 years as creative services director at DDB Melbourne.

Says Harrington: “I think Red Jelly is a great agency that’s going places. I love watching things grow and being part of it.”

Harrington is already fitting into the Tasmanian lifestyle having been lured into the Van Dieman’s Land Cruising Yacht Club committee.

Says Peter Choraziak, agency head: “Lee is another talent we have lured to Hobart to build our growing team. She follows recently hired senior art director Jerome Gaslain (far left) and art director Mick Fennelly.”

Gaslain joined Red Jelly from Lavender, Sydney. Prior to that he was at M&C Saatchi and TBWA.

Says Gaslain: “It was an easy decision for me, as soon as I stepped into Red Jelly I could see the potential to do some good work for good clients. And I really like the direction the agency is heading.”

Choraziak said Red Jelly is always open to good talent whether on a freelance or full-time basis.

Pictured L-R: Jerome Gaslain, Lee Harrington