Staff Reporters
Sep 10, 2012

Wunderman Japan signs on new ECD

TOKYO - Wunderman international has hired Vincent Ota as executive creative director, a newly created role.

Ota was previously at Beacon Communications
Ota was previously at Beacon Communications

Ota joins from Beacon Leo Burnett Tokyo where he was group creative director since 2008. Before that, he managed his own creative agency for eight years in Tokyo. 

Ota will be responsible for driving creative work across digital, mobile and CRM disciplines for clients such as Expedia, Levi’s, Microsoft and Novartis. He will report to Kennosuke Saito, president and representative director of Wunderman International.

Ota's appointment is in line with the agency's strategy to drive digital alongside creativity, said Stephane Faggianelli, president of Wunderman Asia Pacific. "Vincent Ota brings strong leadership, vision and inspiration to our team in Tokyo, harnessing the power of digital, social and mobile channels for our clients.”

In addition to Ota, Wunderman recently appointed creative veteran Chris Jones as executive creative director for its China operations.

 

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

Related Articles

Just Published

12 hours ago

Cannes Lions 2025: APAC winners

Asia-Pacific wins its first 16 Lions in Pharma, Health & Wellness, Audio & Radio and Outdoor ahead of the full winner list.

15 hours ago

Omnicom Group plans full buyout of Clemenger Group

Omnicom is set to fully acquire Clemenger Group and launch a new Oceania management structure, with ex-executive Nick Garrett tipped to lead.

15 hours ago

Advertisers of the month in Australia: Budget ...

These brands saw jumps in advertising awareness in Australia in May onYouGov's BrandIndex, led by Budget Direct and its 'Balloons' campaign.

16 hours ago

Agency Report Card 2024: OMD

OMD APAC kept competitors on their toes with major account wins, standout campaigns, and a clean sweep of top industry awards. But with the incoming complexities of the Omnicom-IPG merger, questions remain about its next phase of growth—and how integration could reshape its market edge.