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The Marketing Academy confirms this year's intake of marketing, media and creative professionals
The Marketing Academy has announced the 30 Australian marketing media and creative professionals selected to participate in this year’s marketing leadership program.
This year’s cohort was chosen following a three-stage selection process which involved more than 300 nominations, 100 pitches and 60 face-to-face interviews. Marketing Academy founder, Sherilyn Shackell, said the quality of talent on offer in this country was “remarkable”.
Thirteen of this year's cohorts are from the agency space, one from the consulting space, and the remainder from client-side organisations.
It’s the fourth year for The Marketing Academy’s scholarship program, which is being sponsored by Google, Commonwealth Bank, News Corp Australia, Microsoft and PwC. The year-long curriculum includes one-to-one mentoring sessions with local industry leaders, sessions with an executive coach, participation in three bootcamps, and four lecture series hosted by local and international subject matter experts.
“As we enter our fourth year, the standard of applications continues to raise the bar,” Shackell said. “While this is great to see, it also means our job of selecting the 30 becomes even harder. I’d like to say a huge thank you to the industry CEOs and CMOs who nominated such an amazing array of talent this year.”
The 2018 cohort are:
Adam Slattery, head of media, brand and communications, Woolworths/BWS
Alex Conomos, marketing manager, SBS
Alison Tilling, co-head of planning, BMF
Andrew Kolb, head of strategy, Y&R Brisbane
Anna College, head of creative management, Ikon Communications
Anshika Grover, associate director, Optus
Brooke Tierney, head of marketing, Monde Nissin
Chiquita King, managing partner, DDB Sydney
Ciaran Norris, director, marketing and business insights, American Express
Danni Wright, group strategy director, Carat
Declan O'Dwyer, group director, UM
Dorothee Gomez, business director, OMD Australia
Evonne Williams, marketing communications manager, Simplot
Hannah Sturrock, group head, The Hallway
James Boardman, national head of strategy, MEC
Jules Lund, founder, Tribe Group
Kammeron George, GM consumer sales and marketing, News Corp
Katrina White, SMB customer program manager, Microsoft
Kelly Tagalan, general manager, Code Club Australia
Laura Johnson, marketing director, Xref
Lucio Ribeiro, managing director, Online Digital Circle
Martin Curtis, head of performance agencies, Google
Mitchell Parkins, Head of Sponsorships, Sportsbet
Mollie Hill, strategy director, 72 & Sunny
Myriam Conrie, head of communications and marketing, Museum of Contemporary Art
Nicky Bryson, brand strategy lead, PwC
Richard Woods, group account director, Naked
Sarah Jane Knox, marketing capability leader, Lion Beer
Sarah Murdoch, global marketing director, Jurlique
Tamara Carson, executive manager small business marketing, CBA
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