Ogilvy Paris Strengthens its Department with the Arrival of Quentin Burette and Thomas Chatenay
Oct. 30, 2023
Quentin Burette began his career at Ogilvy in 2013, where he worked on various agency accounts such as Vittel, Interbev, and Ford. He then joined Dare.Win/ Mediamonks in 2021 to work on the Spotify and Youtube accounts. Today, he returns to Ogilvy as senior copywriter, with over twenty national and international awards to his credit.
Thomas Chatenay returned to France after 4 years in Argentina, where he worked as Creative Director for the Gut BA agency on the AB inBev brands. Prior to this, Thomas spent 10 years at Publicis, including 5 years teamed with Guillaume Sabbagh on Renault and Orange international accounts. During his career, Thomas has won national and international awards, including a prestigious Grand Prix at Cannes Lions 2023 for Stella Artois’ campaign: "The Artois Probability".
Matthieu Elkaim, President and CCO of Ogilvy Paris said:
"I'm delighted to welcome the team of Thomas and Quentin. Two immense talent, with different but complementary careers and a common passion for their profession".
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