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Brandie & Tin: Executive Creative Directors of BBDO-Guerrero

Talk about a very late announcement. Goes to show what happens when you party first and blog later (and then work catches up with you)! Anyway, the official announcement after this really chic pic.


cut-and-pasted from : http://bbdo-go.com/?p=271

...we formally announced the promotion of Brandie Tan & Tin Sanchez to the position of joint Executive Creative Directors. Brandie & Tin were the team responsible for the our highly awarded ‘Lola Techie’ campaign for Bayan Telecommunications, and they will take over the creative leadership from Simon, who is returning to England as Creative Director of a top London Agency.

Brandie & Tin have been with us since 2008, when they joined as Head of Art and Head of Copy, prior to that they were joint Executive Creative Directors of Lowe Vietnam. As well as their highly recognized work for Bayan Telecommunications, they were the winners of the first and only Cannes Gold Lion for the Philippines.

Remarking on the appointments David [Guerrero] said, “Brandie & Tin have proven themselves to be ready to take on creative leadership of the Agency. They are one of the few teams in the region to have won gold this year in both regional Effectiveness award shows and Creative award shows. This perfectly summarizes our ambition to demonstrate that the same work can win both. Quite simply our aim is to become the leading agency in executing this vision for both local and international clients and Brandie & Tin’s creative leadership will be instrumental in continuing to deliver this."

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