Vizeum promotes Travis Day to national MD
Vizeum has promoted managing director Travis Day to national managing director and head of digital & investment David Campbell to the role of Melbourne general manager, Mumbrella can reveal.
L:R Kenny Stewart, Travis Day, David Campbell
As national managing director Day will be focused on the quality of the agency’s product with Vizeum CEO Kenny Stewart saying now was the right time to make the promotions.
“At an agency and group level, we have always sought to develop and promote talent that shows the necessary drive, awareness, values and ambition to ensure it delivers on our promise to our customers and provides growth for our talented staff,” said Stewart.
“This forms part of some broader changes taking place to ensure we have the right leadership and structures to progress and enhance the Vizeum business and its offering.
“With these new responsibilities for Travis and David, Nick Behr continuing as the founding MD of Vizeum in Sydney and Ben Taylor established as national head of strategy, Vizeum is poised to present as a cohesive, strategically strong agency force in Australia, optimised to deliver compelling communications solutions for their clients.”
Day has been with Vizeum since March 2012 when he joined as general manager before being promoted to managing director in May last year.
Commenting on his promotion Day said in a statement: “It’s a great honour to assume this national role within a company that I believe in very much and have been a proud part of since we opened the doors in Australia. In three and half years we have built a business of great purpose through a focus on innovation, intelligent thought and service excellence.
“I’m also really pleased to share this promotion with a team mate and friend in David, as he steps up to the Melbourne GM role.”
Campbell joined Vizeum as head of strategy in May 2012 before being made head of digital and investment in June last year.
He said in a statement: “Having been with Vizeum from its inception, I’m passionate about the brand, its people and its clients. I am thrilled to be given the privilege of leading the Melbourne team and am committed to continuing to grow and develop this great agency.”
Nic Christensen
Miranda Ward worked for Mumbrella from 2013 to 2017, eventually becoming deputy editor. Miranda joined Mumbrella in September 2013 from Sky News.
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