Jason Ross departs CumminsRoss with agency to rebrand
Jason Ross, co-founder and executive creative director at CumminsRoss, the agency he built with partner Sean Cummins, has announced he is leaving the agency with it set to change its name in the coming weeks to Cummins&Partners.
Ross is seen by many as the creative lynchpin for the agency which was started in January 2011 and last month won the AdNews’ agency of the year award. He was one of seven founding partners to start the agency, which has offices in Melbourne and Adelaide and is looking to expand to New York later this year.
In October last year, co-founder of Naked Communications in Australia, Adam Ferrier joined the agency, taking on the role of chief strategy officer.
The agency boasts clients including Jeep, Asahi, Nike, Tennis Australia and Jacob’s Creek.
CumminsRoss opened in Melbourne at the start of 2011, with an Adelaide office opening one year later. It is set to open a New York office based in Tribeca in May.
The agency has not made a public statement about the move at the time of publication.
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