Droga5 ANZ has expanded its creative department, adding three new creative teams, which sees senior creative duo Loz Maneschi and Lewis Clarke, creative team Herman Ulberg and James Greig, and emerging creatives Bianca Martinolli and Christopher Watts added to the remit.
Loz Maneschi and Lewis Clarke join Droga5 as senior creative team.
Maneschi spent nearly five years at Cocogun, while Clarke’s career has spanned Cocogun and a stint as video producer for the Sydney Swans. The pair have worked on a number of campaigns, including Mirabel Foundation’s ‘Childhood is Precious’, The Am Dash, Palliative Care Queensland’s ‘The Cassette’, and Anti-Slavery Australia’s ‘Human Mart’.
Joining them at Droga5 are Herman Ulberg and James Greig, who bring experience across both sides of the Tasman.
Ulberg began his career at DDB Group Aotearoa, where he helped create the award-winning ‘Certified Toasters’ campaign for Vogel’s, work that saw him and Robert Laking win the Emerging Talent Award at New Zealand’s 45th AXIS Awards earlier this year. Greig has joined from Ogilvy Sydney, where he spent over three years crafting work, including ‘The Spot’ for La Roche-Posay.
Rounding out the new recruits are junior copywriter Bianca Martinolli and junior art director Christopher Watts, who joined the agency in late 2024 and have already contributed to clients including Tourism Australia, NRMA Insurance, Jim Beam, Canadian Club, and Maximus.
Martinolli previously worked at Poem and TBWA, while Watts, a designer-turned-creative, cut his teeth at Resolve as a graphic designer before making the leap into advertising.
