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    Home » Matt Ian Named CCO Of mcgarrybowen NY

    Matt Ian Named CCO Of mcgarrybowen NY

    By SHOOTThursday, September 6, 2018Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments5837 Views
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    Matt Ian has been named chief creative officer for mcgarrybowen’s flagship New York office. He will assume his new role in mid-September and lead creative for mcgarrybowen’s NY clients including Subway, United Airlines, Verizon, Crayola, Chevron and Northrop Grumman. Ian had been with Droga5 since 2015. As executive creative director there, he worked with brands like The Nature’s Bounty Company, Quilted Northern, and Sprint, and landed many new business wins including Pizza Hut and IHOP (which most recently saw success with their burger launch, “IHOb”).

    Prior to Droga, Ian was the ECD creative lead at TBWAChiatDay, where he was responsible for a streak of new business wins, including Travelers Insurance, Thompson Reuters, Kenwood Wines, NBCU, and H&M.  And before returning to New York for TBWA, Ian worked at CP+B Boulder and Deutsch LA.

    At Deutsch LA, Ian was EVP, co-creative lead on Volkswagen, overseeing all North America work (brand advertising, retail advertising, collateral, digital, and experiential).  While at CP+B, he served as creative director on the Microsoft Windows business.

    Before heading out West, Ian spent the majority of his career at BBH, NY. First as copywriter, then creative director, on iconic brands like Axe, Levis, Smirnoff Raw Tea (The Original Tea Partay), Vitamin Water, ALL laundry detergent, Sony Ericsson, Rolling Stone Magazine, Lipton, Johnny Walker, Match.com, and Sprite.

    Ian has earned top honors from seemingly every major industry award show, including garnering two Emmy nominations for his work on Volkswagen.
     
    Ned Crowley, mcgarrybowen’s U.S. CCO, said, “We looked long and hard and when we met Matt we knew we found someone who represented the future—a new chapter of creative leadership for our New York flagship. Matt has an insane body of work and deep creative experience from some of the best creative agencies around. He understands how to bring together people around a brave new vision and make the work better.  He is going to be a great partner and energy force as we continue to lean into our new creative momentum here at the agency.” 

    Crowley described a renewed commitment to raising the bar on creativity by bringing in top talent like Ian, Juilie Scelzo who recently joined from Pandora to take on the role of global ECD on American Express, and Justin Walsh who came over from BBDO to become mcgarrybowen NY’s chief design officer. In addition, mcgarrybowen recently exponentially increased its digital creative offering through the acquisition of San Francisco-based Swirl.

    Ushering in this exciting new chapter for mcgarrybowen is newly minted U.S. president Patrick Lafferty, who joined from Translation two months ago. Lafferty said, “We’re in the business of culture-scarring, business-driving work. Matt is an incredible creative leader who joins a hungry, passionate team ready to tear it up.”

    Ian said, “Mcgarrybowen’s got positive momentum; you can see it in the new hires and in the new business wins. Most creative opportunities at this level are more about shoring up or rebuilding; but this job is about complementing and building on what’s already working so well. And beyond that, I just really admired and genuinely liked everyone I met. My BBH and Droga5 partner, Amee Shah, told me a great Tina Fey quote: ‘Don’t hire anyone you wouldn’t want to run into in the hallway at 3 am.’ That’s also a pretty good rule when you’re thinking about joining a team.”

    Ian will join the mcgarrybowen New York leadership team headed by president Angela Johnson, who joined earlier this year from WPP where she led the global Kimberly-Clark business, and Conner Huber, chief strategy officer who came to mcgarrybowen a little more than year ago, having worked at shops ranging from Goodby to Wieden, and CP+B.

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    “Mr. Loverman” Tops BAFTA Television Awards With A Pair of Wins

    Sunday, May 11, 2025

    BAFTA unveiled and honored the winners of the BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday (5/11) during a ceremony at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall in London. Celebrating the very best of television broadcast in 2024, the ceremony was hosted by Alan Cumming, with musical performances from Jessie J, Tom Grennan and Esther Abrami.

    Mr Loverman was the only program to win two categories: Lennie James won his first acting BAFTA--Leading Actor, and Ariyon Bakare won Supporting Actor, also a first-time BAFTA winner.

    First time nominees Marisa Abela won the Leading Actress award for her performance in Industry; and Jessica Gunning won Supporting Actress for her performance in Baby Reindeer.

    In the Female Performance in a Comedy category, Ruth Jones won her first TV Awards BAFTA for Gavin & Stacey: The Finale. First-time BAFTA nominee Danny Dyer won Male Performance in a Comedy Program for his role in Mr Bigstuff.

    For the second consecutive year, Joe Lycett was awarded the BAFTA for Entertainment Performance for his show Late Night Lycett.

    This year BAFTA introduced two new categories celebrating the best of children’s television. Children’s: Scripted was won by CBeebies As You Like It at Shakespeare’s Globe; and Disability and Me (FYI Investigates) won for Children’s: Non-Scripted.

    Mr Bates vs The Post Office won Limited Drama; Blue Lights won Drama Series; and EastEnders won Soap & Continuing Drama. EastEnders had previously been presented with a BAFTA Special Award at the BAFTA Television Craft Awards last month.

    Alma’s Not Normal won Scripted Comedy; Would I Lie to You? won... Read More

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