Nadja Lossgott and Nicholas Hulley promoted to joint CCOs

Nadja Lossgott and Nicholas Hulley have been promoted to joint chief creative officers of Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO. AMV BBDO has tasked the pair with continuing "the agency’s creative excellence and evolving its output for the years ahead". Both step up from their roles as executive creative directors, positions they took in 2019. 

Hulley and Lossgott first joined AMV BBDO in 2010 as copywriter and art director respectively and were elevated to creative directors in 2014. During this time, the pair have collated awards including 20 Grands Prix at Cannes Lions, D&AD Black Pencils and Clios. The duo are advocates for how creativity can solve tough business problems.

Accordingly, Hulley and Lossgott helped redefine the period product category with their work for Bodyform, rebranded tap water into "Guinness clear" and helped drive the Macmillan Cancer Support "Whatever it takes" pitch and campaign, which increased calls to the cancer support line by 41%. 

Hulley and Lossgott said: “We will approach the job in the same way we have approached everything – with the ambition to keep making work that breaks through the clutter, the curiosity to see the work resonate in all the new and wonderful corners of culture, and the desire to collaborate with the freshest and best talent there is.  "We count ourselves lucky that we already have a head-start on this with AMV, which is filled, in every department, with the smartest and most kind-hearted people in the industry."

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