Huse to depart Saatchi’s for CD role at Sugar
May 31 2010, 11:53 am | | 21 Comments
CB Exclusive (updated) – Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand deputy creative director Tim Huse has been poached by Sugar to become their new creative director.
Sugar managing director, Jeremy Johnston confirmed the appointment with CB: “Happy to confirm that Tim is coming on board in the CD role – we’re very pleased. He joins Nigel (Corbett) who’s stepped into a specialist new role heading up our digital and activation offering.”
Huse joined Saatchi’s in December 2006 and only last month was teamed with incoming creative director Angus Wardlaw.
21 Comments
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Well done Husey, you’ll do well mate.
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A strange move for Nige C, if it was by choice.
what digital and activation offering?
Congrats bro, great move, G12
Yes, odd move for Nigel. Be interesting to see how that turns out. Good luck to Tim and Nigel.
BNZ putting pressure on already over a bad campaign.
This story is just beginning.
Is “digital & activation” code for “playing computer games at work”?
The pigs were an absolute joke but is trawling a tedious story over at least four ads with a sincere voice over any better? Where can this campaign possibly go?
I hope he has sleepless nights about comparing himself and his agency to D5. Stay at S&S dude at least the CD knows what an ad is.
Isn’t sugar what polite people say when they really mean shit?
double headshot
Good luck to the bloke – he’s been there and done that at big agencies and now he’s the boss at an agency that’s probably free of much of the big agency nonsense. Celebrate that 5:35pm.
Phenyl is Unstoppable!!!
Nice one Tim, well deserved.
Not so sure that Tim’s the man for BNZ – should be interesting to watch.
Congrats Tim, you just made 20 comments. One more that Carrasco.
J.T You are a moron, last I heard D5 NZ were still clientless…so what is your point?
Sugar = shite, hope you have a exit plan as this is a big step down bro