Ogilvy Paris Announces The Arrival Of Benjamin Bregeault As Creative Director
Jun. 07, 2022
Benjamin's objective will be to continue to accelerate the agency's transformation, launched under the presidency of Matthieu Elkaim and Emmanuel Ferry. Diversity of expertise and creative solutions; hybrid approach to client issues; demanding strategic and creative thinking, which lies at the intersection of advertising, editorial content, social networks, PR, Influence, Behavioral Sciences and Experience.
Benjamin's role will also be to contribute to the agency's creative brilliance in France and internationally and to develop new multidisciplinary talents in the face of a changing market. He will also actively participate in the business development of the agency. As such, he has already contributed to winning some important new clients for the agency in recent months.
Matthieu Elkaim, President and Chief Creative Officer of Ogilvy Paris said:
"Benjamin is an experienced, passionate, demanding and personable creative director whose work has been recognized by the industry through multi-award-winning campaigns at the most prestigious festivals. But above all, he has an excellent understanding of the current challenges facing advertisers and knows how to respond with a wide range of creative solutions."
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