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    NEW YORK --

    Kash Sree has joined the community, taking on the role of executive creative director for the agency’s Verizon partnership.

    Sree as ECD will help spearhead the community’s creative vision for Verizon, supporting and reporting to Joaquin Molla, founder and chief creative officer of the community. In addition to his work with Verizon and as a senior leader within the community, Sree will serve as a champion for diverse creative talent and leadership within the agency.

    Born in Singapore, raised in England, and having held prestigious creative posts at agencies in London, Singapore, India, Sydney, Australia, Portland, Chicago, and New York, Sree is the true embodiment of a citizen of the world. Known for his distinct and unique POV, informed by his global sensibilities, Sree strives to help brands enrich people’s lives. 

    Sree brings 30 years of industry experience to his new roost, having most recently served as ECD for gyro in New York. Additionally, Sree has worked at Wieden+Kennedy, Pereira & O’Dell, JWT, and BBH New York, where he successfully created and executed the global repositioning of the Vaseline brand. He is a member of The One Club, and D&AD. His work has been honored with a Grand Prix Cannes Film Festival award, an Outstanding Commercial Emmy, several Cannes Lions and multiple D&AD and One Show Pencil awards.

    “As a creative, I always like doing work that matters, that means something to me personally, and that’s part of what makes me excited about Verizon. They’re truly changing how we all live and communicate,” said Sree. “I’m thrilled to join the community and work with Verizon in this important moment.” 

    Molla related, “Kash’s work speaks for itself. He has a strong point of view, and he’s always been fearless in his pursuit of creativity. Kash is willing to take a stand for great work, and that’s exactly what we love about him. I have no doubt that Kash will challenge us and bring his leadership and creativity to continue to make the work, and the community, better.”

    The community maintains offices in Miami, Buenos Aires, London, New York, and San Francisco.

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