VCCP Sydney ends year with new strategy and account management hires

VCCP Sydney finishes off the year with two senior hires.

Melissa Warren is now part of the strategy department as strategy partner, and Sheridan Turner has joined the account management team as group account director.

Warren is a seasoned planner, having led the strategy department at Isobar as well as being planning director at Cummins & Partners and Ogilvy. She brings experience across diverse market sectors and expertise across numerous strategic disciplines.

Melissa Warren

She will be working closely with VCCP’s CSO, Kim Feitelberg, across VCCP’s client base, notably with Compare the Market, Rio Tinto and Torrens University, and will also support CX Director, Beth Duddy.

Feitelberg says, “Melissa is a very sharp, and challenging Planner whose work is thorough and consequential. She is a truly integrated thinker that diligently applies herself to solving business problems. We know she will be an incredible asset to VCCP and of huge value to our clients.”

Sheridan Turner

Turner brings a wealth of experience to VCCP having worked with clients in both Australia and the UK across a range of sectors including FMCG, banking, telco, government, alcohol, tourism and QSR. She has held leadership roles at agencies Wunderman Thompson, GrowthOps, and Ogilvy Sydney. Turner will be the business lead on Compare the Market and Cadbury NZ, and will also help drive business development.

Of these appointments, Suzie Roberts, managing director at VCCP says, “I’m thrilled to bring two highly accomplished people on board. Melissa and Sheridan’s skill, experience and demonstrated leadership will propel VCCP to new heights as we continue challenging conventional thinking for our clients.”

VCCP has offices in London, Madrid, Prague, San Francisco, New York, Singapore, Shanghai and Sydney. VCCP clients in Australia and around the world include Compare the Market, Cadbury NZ, Torrens University Australia, LDV, Australian Museum, O2, easyJet, Audi, T-Mobile and Shell.

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Andrew Banks

Andrew is an editor and journalist with over 27 years' experience, working across publications including news.com.au, The Sunday Telegraph and The Australian newspaper.

topics Beth Duddy cummins & partners GrowthOps Isobar Kim Feitelberg Melissa Warren Ogilvy Ogilvy Sydney Sheridan Turner Suzie Roberts VCCP VCCP Sydney Wunderman Thompson

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