Holler brings in senior talent

By AdNews | 15 April 2014
 
Holler's Anton Mills and Michael Griffiths.

Digital agency Holler has made two senior hires, with Anton Mills and Michael Griffiths joining as technical director and executive producer respectively.

The newly created roles come off the back of yet-to-be-announced business wins. Mills joins from Isobar where he was interactive lead, having worked on campaigns for clients including David Jones, Samsung and Network Ten.

Griffiths joins after three years with New York-based digital agency Firstborn, working across L'Oreal, Sony, Pepsi and AT&T. Griffiths has previously worked for local agencies including Host and Ogilvy.

Mills said: "Holler is an agency brave enough to invert the traditional agency model on its head. Their unique style of working appeals to me as it allows so much cross-collaboration across the business. The result is a more integrated approach that creates smarter, better and stand out work."

Griffiths said: "The decision to accept the executive producer role with Holler was made easy thanks to two factors. Firstly, the senior leadership team who have empowered me to impart my expertise across the group.

"The second is the agency’s method of working – Modes – which, when you hear them describe how the collaborative approach plays out, makes perfect sense. I have to also say, the style and culture of the agency is certainly conducive to me showing off my growing sneaker collection too. So, I’m sure I’ll be happy here."

Holler general manager Merran Morton said: "Both Anton and Michael have exemplary CVs and reputations within the industry. I’m excited they’ve joined the Holler team, not only because of their experience but also how their individual personalities fit within the fabric of the agency. Their influence on expanding Holler’s capabilities and client service offering will be fundamental to the agency’s growth this year, and beyond.”

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