Ogilvy Paris Welcomes Creative Duo: Alexandre Quoirez and Janie Crespin

Nov. 19, 2024

Janie Crespin, Copywriter, and Alexandre Quoirez, Art Director, join Ogilvy Paris where they’re already putting their creativity and expertise to work for clients such as Maison Perrier, Nespresso and Gamm Vert.

Rich expertise

Both graduates of Sup de Création, they started out at Rapp, La Chose and Hérézie. In 2016, Alexandre and Janie joined BBDO where they quickly proved their worth creating campaigns for brands such as Mercedes-Benz and Kiabi. Their journey then took them to St Johns, under the direction of Bruno Delhomme, further developing their expertise with clients such as Cultura, St Michel and E.Leclerc. Beyond his expertise as Art Director, Alexandre is also a well-known AI artist under the name of Prompt Director and works regularly with the Detroit AI production house.

Matthieu Elkaim, President and Chief Creative Officer said:

“We are delighted to welcome Alexandre and Janie to Ogilvy Paris. They bring a wealth of experience, strategic and creative rigour and the necessary innovative drive.”

 

Ogilvy inspires brands and individuals to have an impact on the world. Since the agency was founded in 1948 by David Ogilvy, it has been creating iconic, popular, culturally innovative ideas that create and deliver value for its clients. Its guiding principle, "Borderless creativity", is in keeping with this rich heritage. Its experts work at the crossroads of advertising, Experience, public relations, influence and consulting in 131 offices in 93 countries. Ogilvy is a WPP company (NASDAQ: WPPGY).

Ogilvy Paris, the French office, brings together a collective of 250 talents who devise hybrid and innovative creative solutions in France and abroad for brands, institutions and iconic companies such as Accor, Allianz, Coca-Cola, Decathlon, Herta, Ikea, Michelin, Milka, Vittel, Perrier, Tinder and the World Food Programme.

Ogilvy Paris is proud of its open-mindedness and its commitment to greater diversity, equality and inclusion in the communications industry and, more broadly, in society.