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    Hogarth Worldwide appoints Dave Carey as president of Canada, managing director of growth for North America

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    NEW YORK --

    Hogarth Worldwide, WPP’s specialist global creative content production company, has named Dave Carey as president of Canada, and managing director of growth, North America. 

    Carey will oversee operations in Canada and Chicago and will lead the growth strategy for North America. He will report into newly appointed CEO of the Americas, Natasha Cholerton-Brown.

    With over 20 years of international marketing experience, Carey joins from OLIVER Canada where he was president. While there, he led full breadth campaigns for companies such as Unilever, Molson Coors, CIBC, adidas, WestJet, 3M, and Manulife, to name a few.   

    Prior to OLIVER, Carey was a founding partner of Union Creative in Canada which was part of the MDC network. He also opened the Innocean Canadian office for the Kia business. 

    “In a rapidly changing marketing landscape, I couldn’t be more excited to be joining Hogarth, who are in a prime position to lead the charge. Content that connects with people’s needs and desires is in high demand; and Hogarth’s ability to combine creativity with technology to produce content that is culturally relevant puts them in perfect alignment with consumer and client ambitions,” said Carey.

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    Directorial Debuts That Could Make Their Mark This Emmy Season

    Friday, July 11, 2025

    With Emmy nominations set to be unveiled next week (7/15), SHOOT looks back on its current “The Road To Emmy” Series of feature stories thus far, touching upon directorial debuts that could figure in the mix for recognition from the Television Academy.

    Last month in two separate installments of our coverage, we delved into four notable first turns in the director’s chair: Yellowjackets (Showtime) co-creator and co-showrunner Bart Nickerson who directed the first and finale episodes of season 3; Long Bright River (Peacock) co-creator, showrunner and writer Nikki Toscano who helmed the “Hereditary” episode of the limited series; Jessica Lee Gagné, the cinematographer on seasons 1 and 2 of Severance (Apple TV+) who both directed and shot the pivotal second season episode “Chikhai Bardo”; and David Tedeschi, who had some prior co-directing gigs before bowing as a solo director with the documentary Beatles ‘64 (Disney+).

    Here are highlights from SHOOT’s original coverage of these auspicious directing debuts:

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    The latter, though, added further to the juggling act by placing another role on his multitasking plate as Nickerson made his directorial debut during season 3, helming the first episode and the impactful, eventful finale.

    “Directing has always been an aspiration of mine, something I dabbled in a million years ago,”... Read More

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