Deloitte Australia has added to its senior creative talent by appointing Jennie Morris as an executive creative director.
Morris (featured image) will now team with leading Deloitte Digital creatives, Matt Lawson, Charles Baylis and Dan Wright as the business further expands its creative, brand and advertising capability.
Morris will also work alongside chief marketing officer, Rochelle Tognetti on Deloitte’s marquee brand and strategic marketing plays.
She recently returned to Australia after more than 15 years working across the Middle East and Asia Pacific, as the global creative lead on the Emirates Airlines business at BBDO Dubai, and later became the first female executive creative director in the United Arab Emirates.
The past nine years have been spent in Singapore, where she was chief creative officer at Publicis Communications and was responsible for winning several key accounts including Ferrero Rocher, Mazda and MG, Visa, Citibank, and McDonalds.
Morris’ work has been recognised at Cannes, D&AD, One Show, NY Festivals, Clio, Dubai Lynx, Spikes Asia and Effies.
“I am beyond thrilled and excited to join such a formidable team that puts making an impact that matters at the heart of everything they do,” said Morris.
“Deloitte is creating new, sustainable and more purposeful ways for their clients to grow and prosper, and I can’t wait to be part of this and to help shape these stories”.
Deloitte Australia CMO, Rochelle Tognetti, said Deloitte was “delighted” to have a creative professional of Morris’ pedigree joining the team during a critical growth period.
Deloitte Digital chief creative officer, Asuia Pacific, Matt Lawson, added, “We’re lucky to work for an incredible brand, one that is the most valuable professional and financial services brand in the world.
“Yet we believe we’re only scratching the surface of the impact the Deloitte brand can have. So we’re incredibly excited to have someone of Jenny’s calibre join the team to champion the brand and help solve some our clients biggest problems.”