BEIJING - Doug Schiff (pictured) has been promoted to executive creative director at OgilvyOne Beijing, replacing Wang Daqing, who has left the agency world to explore a career as a film director.
Schiff, who has behind Ogilvy’s Spikes-winning WWF campaigns and headed the team that recently brought home the first Yellow Pencil awarded to a Chinese agency at the D&AD awards in London last week, has also worked with Mercedes, Siemens and IBM. He will be joint ECD of the Beijing office with Kwei Chee, as the agency seeks to bring the creative departments of Ogilvy and OgilvyOne closer together.
Schiff will be reporting directly to Nils Andersson, ECD of Greater China.
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