Award-Winning, London Based ad Agency AML Group has Hired a New Creative Partnership
Jan. 27, 2023
Before joining AML, Jack (Copywriter) and Dylan (Art Director) worked separately for a number of different agencies across a broad portfolio of well-known brands including: SEAT, Nestlé Purina, McDonald’s and KP Nuts.
Jack has returned to London from Barcelona where he worked with C14 DDB and AFG McCann and Dylan has recently worked with the London-based experiential agency GPJ and prior to that freelance experience with Ogilvy and McCann Health.
Jack and Dylan join the AML creative team headed up by ECD, Hugo Bone, who commented:
"Choosing a creative team can be tricky - but Jack and Dylan made it easy. They have talent and energy in abundance and a willingness to really get involved. At AML we often work in sectors that are complex - always striving to adhere to our ethos of delivering simple ideas in a complicated world. Jack and Dylan understand the world we work in and will be a huge asset to the business. Chuffed to have them on board."
AML Group were recently named Agency of the Year at the FSF Awards and received widespread acclaim for their hard-hitting campaign for Heart Research UK that shone a light on heart disease in women.
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