303 MullenLowe appoints Michael Corry as head of digital strategy
303 MullenLowe has hired Michael Corry, previously Carat’s head of digital, as head of digital strategy.
Corry will be based in 303 MullenLowe’s Perth office but will work nationally with the group.
“Michael is a person with a huge depth of digital strategic smarts born of a passion for technology. His capabilities will add significantly to our growing digital, data, analytics, search and online media capabilities,” said 303 MullenLowe Australian CEO Nick Cleaver.
“He has a rare talent that encompasses the broader digital ecosystem and therefore helps bring together a range of different disciplines. He will work across our Mediahub offering headed by Andrew Livingston nationally and Rene Migliore in Perth as well as with Charles Rallings our head of CX.”
Michael Corry joins 303 MullenLowe from Carat
Corry’s has worked in media and digital agencies for 14 years, including Carat Perth. Before that, he was at iiNet for five years, where he worked across product development, innovation and growth projects.
“I am excited to be joining 303 MullenLowe and the Mediahub team as it continues to power on with the growth of its hyperbundled offer,” Corry said.
“There are few opportunities in the country to work with an exciting new media offer as well as being able to access data, analytics, CX, social and creative capabilities all housed in one operating unit.
“While digital technology is an absolute necessity for competing in an ever-fragmenting marketing and communications landscape, I believe only the best balance and collaboration between creative and media will deliver incremental business outcomes for clients. This role presents this opportunity.”
303 MullenLowe’s Perth managing director, Derry Simpson, also extended a welcome to Corry ahead of his arrival.
“Michael is the most outstanding digital media strategist in Perth and we see his skills as adding significantly to our core digital offering,” Simpson said.
“Effectively harnessing the many moving parts of digital connectedness is pivotal to enhancing the customer experience and that is increasingly an area of focus for us.”
Brittney Rigby was Mumbrella's deputy managing editor - news and analysis. She left Mumbrella in April 2021.
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