Spinach extends remit with Reserve Bank of Australia, makes three new appointments
Spinach has made three new appointments after extending its remit with existing clients including the Reserve Bank of Australia, The Department of Health, Emirates Leisure Retail and Gale Pacific’s Coolaroo.
Formerly an associate creative director at J. Walter Thompson for three years, Justin Groves, has been appointed as a senior creative.
Rebecca Sargeant, Justin Groves, Penny Flanders
Groves has worked with clients including Drummond Gold, Radio Rentals Group, Harris Scarfe and Liquorland.
“I’m excited to join Spinach and can’t wait to help our clients solve their business
challenges,” Groves said in a statement.
The agency has also appointed Rebecca Sargeant as its connections and investment director.
Sargeant joins from Nunn Media where she was an account manager for almost three years.
“I’m thoroughly enjoying working with the experienced team at Spinach as we help our
clients to grow stronger,” Sargeant said.
Throughout her career Sargeant has also worked at OMD, UM, PHD and Zenith Media.
In addition, Penny Flanders has been hired as a client services director.
Flanders also joins from J. Walter Thompson where he was a group account director for nearly two years.
Ben Willee, GM and media director, of Spinach, said in a statement: “We’ve been hard at work reinventing the full-service agency model during the last five years.
“These appointments have further strengthened our unique proposition that combines creative, data and media all under the one roof.”
Abigail Dawson was Mumbrella's senior content journalist covering event content. She left Mumbrella to move into an agency role in 2020.
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Emirates Leisure Retail
Gale Pacific's Coolaroo
Justin Groves
Penny Flanders
Rebecca Sargeant
Reserve Bank of Australia
Spinach
The Department of Health
