Advertising agency 303 MullenLowe Sydney has welcomed two new clients and announced staff appointments.
Joining the 303 MullenLowe Sydney is BuyersBuyers, a national network connecting property buyers with expert property agents.
The agency’s remit spans the full breadth of 303’s communications offering, providing brand positioning, visual identity, CX planning, website optimisation, martech consultancy and media conversion modelling.
Also joining 303 MullenLowe Sydney is the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade). The agency will undertake international marketing to promote Austrade.
Fiona de Jong, Austrade chief marketing officer, said: “303 MullenLowe has successfully run several international campaigns with Austrade that create even stronger preference for Australia’s premium goods and services in a highly competitive environment.”
The new client wins for 303 MullenLowe Sydney come after the agency won Q Super B2B responsibilities and continued work with other major clients including Budget Direct, Harley Davidson, Cancer Institute NSW, Citi and Bayer.
The agency also announced three appointments, Jennifer Gledhill as head of client service, Troy Parsonson as group business director, and Natalie Field in the newly created role of director of people and culture.
Joanna Gray, 303 MullenLowe Sydney managing director, said: “Our expansion is testament to the hard work and foresight of our team who have continued to look for new and innovative ways to broaden our capabilities and evolve our approach.
“We’re an agency that offers a deep and proven model of services that spans advertising, media, data and technology. Our recent growth has allowed us to invest further in our capabilities and our leadership. All of this has been achieved during a time challenged by remote working, industry uncertainty and a fluctuating global economy.
“To come through all of that as a strong and bright business is a reflection of the incredible client partnerships we have developed, and our amazing and committed team. We head into Q2 and beyond with solid growth and momentum,” she added.
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Top image: Joanna Gray