Droga5 London appoints Ashley Shack to new Director of Talent role
Mar. 22, 2018
Droga5 London has named Ashley Shack as Director of Talent – a new role at the agency.
Shack, who is American, arrives from Wieden+Kennedy London, where she was the Creative and Design Recruiter. She joins the management team at Droga5 London, reporting to Chief Creative Officer David Kolbusz, Chief Strategy Officer Dylan Williams and CEO Bill Scott.
Shack spent nine years in Account Management roles at Fallon London, BBH New York, Goodby Silverstein and Partners among others, before Wieden+Kennedy appointed her as a creative recruiter.
Shack, Director of Talent at Droga5 London, said:
“I couldn't have picked a better time to join Droga5 London. The office has a great energy to it, we’re growing in size, winning new business and making great work. My role will involve finding and attracting the most exceptional and diverse talent across all disciplines; ensuring that everyone in the building is feeling the love; and, most importantly, creating an environment that will allow everyone to do their absolute best work.”
Bill Scott, CEO of Droga5 London, said:
“Building a strong and diverse talent base is always our first agenda point. Ashley’s experience and energy will spearhead new initiatives and help us create meaningful innovation for the talent agenda across the business”.
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