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Experience marketing agency, George P. Johnson (GPJ) has announced the appointment of three new Executive Producers.
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The company has recruited Lucie Fox (left, main photo) to the role of Executive Producer on the agency’s Integrated Production team.
The division was established last year to bring together expert teams under a unified banner. They aim to deliver agility and enabling the agency to better meet clients’ needs.
The company also made two internal promotions, with Alexandra Keech (right, main photo) and Chris Heyland (centre, main photo) also being handed Executive Producer roles.
Fox, previously Operations Director at Produce UK, will report to Fran Elliott, Head of Integrated Production.
She will lead on large scale projects for Workday Rising Europe and NetApp.
Fox previously held roles with LeFox, FIRST and Imagination. Her experience includes working with global brands, such as Westfield, Oracle and The Carlyle Group.
Integrated Production team
In their new roles, they will have overall accountability for the quality of projects delivered. They’ll provide best-in-class industry expertise for the Integrated Production offering at GPJ.
“Lucie’s appointment demonstrates our commitment to bringing the best and brightest to our ever-expanding talent pool”, said Fran Elliott, Head of Integrated Production.
“Alex and Chris are both committed to supporting their direct reports and broader team in their professional development; as well as supporting the ambition of the Integrated Production team to create solid succession plans across some of our flagship projects.”
Commenting on her new role Fox said: “GPJ is an agency I have followed from afar throughout my career.
“The office move to central London demonstrates the agency’s ambition, so it’s an exciting time to join.
“Having worked with US companies for a number of years, it’s refreshing to see how GPJ’s industry-leading clients deliver exceptional events across EMEAR and beyond.”