Jane Leung
Jul 19, 2010

Cheil Worldwide Korea hires Jeffrey Curtis for global creative role

SEOUL - Jeffrey Curtis (pictured) joins Cheil Worldwide in Seoul as the global creative director.

Jeffrey Curtis global creative director Cheil Worldwide Seoul
Jeffrey Curtis global creative director Cheil Worldwide Seoul

Curtis will report to executive creative director Alistair Wood. The main client that Curtis is overseeing is Samsung. He adds: "Samsung is one of the world's largest companies and makes just about everything from ships to chips. Products that have a genuine technical edge on their rivals, just what every creative wants to see on a brief."

He joins from Lowe Thailand where he was the regional creative director in working with major clients including Rexona, Pepsodent, Clear Shampoo, Sunlight and Omo/Surf. Prior to his promotion to a regional role in 2005, Curtis was responsible for the creative output of 35 local and multi-national clients including Unilever, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson and Mercedes in his position as executive creative director.

Before relocating to Bangkok, Curtis was based in London as senior art director at Lowe Howard Spink/ Lowe Lintas.

Curtis’ work has been celebrated at Cannes, Eurobest and Creative Circles. One of his commercials also appeared in the World Federation of Advertisers Hall of Fame in America.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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