Two TBWA\RAAD campaigns were recognised in Campaign Middle East’s Top 20 Annual Digital & Integrated Campaigns from 2025. KFC’s Original Fake Games ranked #5 for turning Gen Z frustration into culture through a disruptive, culture-led idea, while Uncensored Press for Al Joumhouria earned a place on the list for championing fearless journalism and freedom of expression.

du has launched “Bridging the Spaces Between Us”, a new brand campaign that places human connection at the center of its story. Instead of relying on the usual metrics and hardware cues, the campaign celebrates the emotional and cultural spaces that shape life in the UAE. These are the spaces between people, communities, businesses and the nation we are all building together. With this campaign, du is renewing its commitment to add life to life, reflecting on the spaces their services, solutions and technologies help bridge. This platform reframes technology as an enabling force, speaking to the idea that the most meaningful spaces are not physical, but emotional, social and aspirational, and du’s role is to help bridge them. Created with TBWA\RAAD, the campaign premiered on the Burj Khalifa, marking a standout moment in the region.

In Campaign Middle East’s latest article, Joe Lahham, Managing Director of TBWA\RAAD, explored the agency’s recognition as Best Place to Work in the Middle East for 2025, with judges praising its transparent, data-driven, and people-first approach to culture, inclusivity, and purpose. He reflected on how sustained investment in wellbeing, learning, inclusion, and adaptive ways of working has built a resilient workplace, positioning culture as the strongest competitive advantage for agencies as the industry moves forward.

In his latest piece for Campaign Middle East, TBWA\RAAD’s Chief Creative Officer, Derek Green, challenged the industry’s growing comfort with blending in and calls for a return to deliberate Disruption®. In a market flooded with average work, he highlighted that creative bravery is a requirement for survival. The reality is simple: distinctive creativity compounds, while blending depreciates.

First Gulf Company (FGC) has launched a major brand repositioning under the platform “Trusted to do” (قد الثقة), developed by TBWA\RAAD. The work represents a strategic shift for a company with more than 20 years of experience delivering projects across broadcasting, culture and public sectors, government entities, healthcare, hospitality, and education. The new positioning reflects both its established track record and the evolving ambitions of the Kingdom.

For 2026, AdForum invited agency leaders to pause and reflect on what will shape the future of our industry. Our Chief Creative Officer, Derek Green, joined the discussion, offering a lighter take on the year ahead.

TBWA\RAAD has won Best Place to Work at the 2025 Campaign Middle East Agency of the Year Awards, completing an unprecedented double after claiming the global title at Campaign’s worldwide awards in June, a first for any agency from the region. The back-to-back wins cement the agency’s position as the most progressive workplace in the creative industry, with a culture now validated at both global and regional levels.

TBWA\RAAD has been named to Fast Company Middle East’s Most Innovative Companies list for 2025, earning recognition in two categories – Advertising, Branding & PR and Workplace. This marks TBWA\RAAD’s fourth straight appearance on the list.

TBWA\RAAD has welcomed Hadi Abou Khzam as Managing Director of Nissan United MENA. Joining at a defining moment for the region’s automotive sector, he will lead the agency’s flagship hub, which serves as the integrated marketing engine for Nissan and INFINITI across the Middle East and North Africa.

TBWA\RAAD, Omnicom Media Group MENA, and Impact BBDO successfully launched the second Omnicom Future CMO Academy at Athar Festival 2025, bringing together 23 promising marketing professionals from Saudi Arabia’s most trusted and renowned brands for an intensive day of strategic learning, creative innovation, and leadership development. Led by three powerhouse agencies, the Academy featured interactive masterclasses spanning strategic planning, AI-enhanced creativity, brand building, crisis management, and agency–client collaboration. The program concluded with a graduation ceremony recognising participants’ commitment to shaping the Kingdom’s creative economy.

In a world where brands are expected to shape culture, bravery has become the ultimate competitive edge. As our Chief Creative Officer, Derek Green, shares in his conversation with AdForum, real impact comes from tapping into deep passions and fandoms, not fleeting trends. He highlighted how at TBWA\RAAD, we help brands find their level of bravery to build work that moves people, not just markets.

In Campaign Middle East’s latest cover story, leading Chief Strategy Officers, including our own Catherine Bannister, explored the evolving role of planners. Catherine highlighted the need to grow both the number of planners and the belief agencies place in their craft, empowering strategic thinkers to move beyond the slides. Because while AI can speed things up, real strategy still comes from human understanding and insight.

In the Arab world, hospitality is sacred, and the norms are clear: guests are polite, hosts go all out, and sharing food is non-negotiable. But KFC Arabia put a playful twist on this tradition with “Taste Rules,” a bold new campaign that celebrates messy as the new chic. This isn’t about a single product launch; it’s about attitude. When KFC hits the table, it takes over. Taste wins. Manners loseTo amplify the message, the campaign rolled out through a full 360-degree omnichannel approach across key MENA markets. More than an ad, “Taste Rules” taps into Gen Z’s love for authenticity and fun, keeping KFC’s authentic connection with the people of the Middle East.

Meet Priya Cima, TBWA\RAAD’s new Talent & Organizational Development Specialist. Bringing a unique blend of counseling psychology and organizational development expertise, she steps in with fresh perspectives on one of the industry’s most pressing challenges: building resilient, high-performing creative teams in a competitive talent market.

As part of the Omnicom Future CMO Academy at Athar Festival 2025, Omnicom Group’s agency leaders Elda Choucair (CEO, Omnicom Media Group), Dani Richa (Chairman & CEO, Impact BBDO), and our very own Reda Raad (Group CEO, TBWA\RAAD), came together for an episode of On The Record podcast by Campaign Middle East to share powerful insights on leadership, culture, courage, curiosity, and creative originality.

TBWA\RAAD Group CEO Reda Raad, featured in Campaign Middle East’s MENA Power List 2025, reflects on 25 years of Disruption® and the 25 lessons that have fueled the agency’s growth, creativity, and cultural influence across the region.

In his latest feature with Adforum, TBWA\RAAD’s Head of Digital & Innovation, Rony Skaf, highlighted how TBWA\RAAD uses AI as a force for originality, not just efficiency. With Omnicom’s guardrails and our Disruption® lens, we turn technology into a tool that amplifies human creativity and builds brand-specific intelligence.

Our Group CEO, Reda Raad, ranked #4 on Communicate’s Top 20 CEOs in the Advertising Industry 2025, in recognition of his transformative leadership in shaping TBWA\RAAD into a culture-driven creative powerhouse and a benchmark for workplace excellence.

When the lights go off, what remains is impact. TBWA\RAAD’s Head of Communications, Romy Abdelnour, was featured in Campaign Middle East’s Women in Advertising 2025, sharing a heartfelt reflection on DEI that goes beyond the applause. She writes about the calm that comes from staying true, delivering real value, pulling others forward, and inspiring other women to do the same.

TBWA\RAAD marked Emirati Women’s Day with ‘Art Imitates Her’, a unique gathering that transformed stories into art and connection into community. The event brought together inspiring Emirati women from across industries, alongside mentors, colleagues, and friends, to co-create a collective mural: a living canvas of resilience, creativity, and unity.

Forget the old-school one-pager. In 2025, briefs are less paperwork and more conversation. In AdForum’s latest feature, our Group Creative Director, Rita Nasr, shared how co-creation, real-time insights, and cultural nuance are changing the briefing game.

From early creative sparks to career-defining milestones, TBWA\RAAD’s Chief Creative Officer, Derek Green, reflects on the work, lessons, and turning points that have shaped his creative journey and continue to inspire his leadership in LBB’s “The Work That Made Me” series.

For the second year in a row, TBWA\RAAD has been officially certified by Great Place To Work®, reaffirming its status as one of the region’s most progressive, people-centric creative powerhouses. Awarded based on confidential employee feedback and Great Place To Work’s rigorous Trust Index™ survey, the certification caps a year in which the agency was also named the World’s Best Place to Work at Campaign’s 2025 Global Agency of the Year Awards and recognized by Fast Company Middle East among the Most Innovative Companies and Best Workplaces for Women.

At TBWA\RAAD, nurturing people is more than a policy – it’s the agency’s growth engine. By relentlessly investing in learning, mentorship, and well-defined career pathways, TBWA\RAAD has built a workplace where talent thrives — an approach that recently earned it Campaign’s global Best Place to Work in the World title. Today, that same people-first mindset fuels a new wave of senior promotions: Astha Sirpaul, Head of Strategy; Rony Skaf, Head of Digital & Innovation; Noor Akar, Group Creative Director; and Rita Nasr, Group Creative Director.

In LBB’s Art of Account Management series, our Account Director, Harsh Kocher, challenged the outdated perception of account managers as mere go-betweens. From the challenges and skills it takes to lead with clarity, to navigating complexity, translating creative feedback, and keeping the creative engine running, he uncovered the real work behind the role.

TBWA\RAAD’s Head of Communications Romy Abdelnour, has been named in Communicate’s Women to Watch special issue. Recognized among a powerhouse roster of bold, brilliant women across diverse fields, Romy shines for the way she turns clarity, creativity, and connection into real impact.

From a childhood passion to leading one of the region’s top advertising agencies, our CEO Reda Raad reflected on his leadership journey in an interview with LBB, sharing thoughts on our Disruption® philosophy, creative courage, and why MENA’s moment is now.

As data becomes the backbone of modern marketing, trust remains its most volatile currency. Our Account Director Harsh Kocher joined Campaign Middle East’s monthly Industry Forum to share his perspective on the ongoing debate around consumer trust and data privacy.

AI influencers are taking over feeds and flipping the script on authenticity, storytelling, and connection. Our Head of Social and Content, Tony Kayouka, joined the industry conversation in Campaign Middle East on what makes these digital personas resonate, sharing why the most impactful AI influencers aren’t flawless or hyper-real, but intentionally flawed, specific, and built to connect.

Ambitious yet burned out. Hyper-connected yet lonely. Craving freedom but relying on structure. Gen Z in the UAE is living in extremes and they’re not picking sides. In a recent feature for LBB, our Chief Strategy Officer Catherine Bannister and Head of Strategy Astha Sirpaul dove into the minds of fresh graduates from campuses across the Emirates, uncovering the seven biggest contradictions shaping the next generation of talent as they step into the workforce.

From Lisbon to London to Dubai, our Executive Creative Director, Frederico Roberto, has never stopped pushing boundaries. In his “5 Minutes With” feature for LBB, he reflects on leading a global portfolio into the digital age, why the Middle East is the place to change mindsets.

For the first time ever, a Middle East agency has been named the Best Place to Work in the world. This milestone for Dubai was marked by TBWA\RAAD’s win at the 2025 Campaign Global Agency of the Year Awards in London, affirming that the most inspiring agency workplace on the planet is right here in the UAE. The Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) celebrated this recognition as a win for the emirate’s creative economy and a testament to Dubai’s rise as a global hub for talent, creativity, and innovation.

As AI continues to reshape the creative landscape, how we value creativity has never been more crucial. In LBB’s Cannes Lions 2025 feature, our CEO Reda Raad explains why ideas deserve asset-level valuation, not commodity pricing, and how a more sophisticated approach will unlock even greater impact across MENA and beyond.

In conversation with AdForum at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, our CEO Reda Raad spoke about redefining creative leadership in the MENAT region. He shared the personal principles that have guided him in building a region-shaping powerhouse, putting people first, embracing cultural nuance, and staying in perpetual beta. He reflected on redefining creativity in the region and scaling local truths globally, making the case for why the region deserves its place on the global stage.

Luxury in the UAE is shifting significantly. It’s not just about what you wear or spend on, but about how you feel, connect, and live. Once defined by labels and extravagance, luxury is now grounded in heritage, wellness, and ease. In their latest article for Campaign Middle East, our Chief Strategy Officer Catherine Bannister and Senior Strategist Aneeta Aby explored how the meaning of luxury is evolving.

INFINITI Middle East has named TBWA\RAAD its lead creative partner, bringing the luxury automaker back to the agency that first launched the brand in the region and guided it until 2019. The renewed partnership follows the record setting launch of the all new INFINITI QX80 under the regional platform “Experience Exceptional”, developed by TBWA\RAAD after a highly competitive pitch in late 2023. As INFINITI accelerates its ambitions in the Middle East, the agency will fuse innovation and data driven insight with its trademark Disruption® thinking, crafting immersive brand experiences that redefine what luxury on the road can feel like.

In a recent interview with LBB Online, our Executive Creative Director, Santiago Cuesta, shared the behind-the-scenes story of ICRC’s “Laws Under Attack” — a campaign created in a live war zone in Lebanon to spotlight violations of international humanitarian law. The piece explores the concept, the creative and logistical challenges of execution, and the broader goal of raising global awareness about the continued targeting of medical facilities in conflict zones, despite the protections outlined in the Geneva Convention.

New forces are ruling the luxury industry worldwide. From global power shifts and micro-trends to a growing demand for meaning, the landscape is being redefined. In a thought-provoking feature by Creative Review, our Chief Strategy Officer, Catherine Bannister, joined a global panel of experts to unpack the shifts transforming luxury, offering a perspective on how it’s evolving in the Middle East.

Each week, Best Ads on TV spotlights the world’s top creative work across multichannel platforms. Our Chief Creative Officer, Derek Green, served as one of the guest judges, bringing his global perspective and Disruptive edge to the weekly creative roundup, and highlighting how great work breaks through, no matter the medium.

In a feature for Campaign Middle East, TBWA\RAAD’s CEO, Reda Raad, and du’s Chief Commercial Officer, Karim Benkirane, unpacked how du’s record-breaking 48-hour TikTok livestream wasn’t just a stunt, but a live, transparent stress test of its unstoppable network — blending creator content, cultural moments, and connectivity into one seamless brand experience to showcase du’s top-tier coverage across the UAE.

After a sold-out debut last year, TBWA\RAAD and D&AD reunited for the second edition of the New Blood Portfolio Review in the Middle East, transforming the agency’s Dubai headquarters into a live classroom. Recent graduates and young creatives spent the day immersed in one-on-one portfolio critiques, rapid-fire talks, and hands-on learning, equipping them with the tools and confidence to stand out in one of the world’s most competitive creative industries. The day wrapped up with networking, certificates, and the much-anticipated Best Portfolio Award, unlocking a career-launching internship at TBWA\RAAD.

Marketing in Saudi Arabia today means speaking Gen Z’s language, aligning with Vision 2030, and committing to local culture and values.In his latest piece for Campaign Middle East, our Head of Strategy in KSA, Rawad El Dahouk, highlighted the importance of moving away from outdated localization and embracing a made for, in, and by Saudi approach to connect meaningfully with Gen Z.

In a live demonstration of pure network muscle crafted by TBWA\RAAD, du has claimed a new Guinness World Record™ for the longest promoted TikTok livestream – more than 30 hours of nonstop, on-the-move broadcasting powered exclusively by du’s 5G network.

Saudi Arabia isn’t just transforming rapidly – it’s rewriting the rules of marketing. In an Industry Snapshot for Campaign Middle East, our Managing Director in the Kingdom, Dan Leach, highlighted how marketing in Saudi calls for a market-specific approach rather than a regional one.

In partnership with TBWA\RAAD, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) launched Laws Under Attack: a powerful campaign spotlighting the repeated targeting of hospitals in conflict zones, in violation of the Geneva Convention. As violence escalated in Lebanon in 2024, the last functioning hospital in the south was hit. To confront this breach of humanitarian law, Lebanese muralist Ghaleb Hawila inscribed the Convention’s articles onto the hospital’s damaged walls, turning destruction into a call for accountability.

Procurement, pitching, and pricing are putting the creative industry to the test. In Campaign Middle East, our Chief Growth Officer, Muriel Lechaczynski, joins the senior leaders call for a mindset shift — one that prioritizes long-term value, true collaboration, and disruptive creativity as the drivers of growth.

Gaming is leading the digital shift, are brands are ready to play? In Campaign Middle East’s latest feature, our Executive Digital Director, Rony Skaf, shared why brands must shift from interrupting gameplay to becoming part of it, unlocking new ways to connect with audiences across the region.

The marketing game has changed. What was once an entertaining tool is now a non-negotiable part of the media marketing mix in the region. In Campaign Middle East’s latest feature with industry leaders, Ahmed Arafa, CMO at Yum! Brands – KFC MENAPAKT & CIS, shared why gaming is now a strategic necessity for optimizing media strategies.

KFC has launched a ground-breaking new campaign called Original Fake Games, transforming all those misleading “fake game ads” cluttering your social feeds into actual playable mobile games. By recreating the rolling-barrels saga, the giant-pin challenges, and that “trapped king” scenario, Original Fake Games delivers the fun and unpredictability those clickbait ads always promised but never delivered.

TBWA\RAAD’s Executive Creative Director, Santiago Cuesta, takes us behind the scenes of how the agency and KFC transformed the internet’s most frustrating mobile game ads into an unforgettable experience with “Original Fake Games.” In an exclusive with The Drum, he shares insights on how we’re rewriting the rules of brand engagement in the gaming world.

Nine of TBWA\RAAD’s rising stars have been spotlighted in Campaign Middle East’s Creative Faces to Watch 2025 edition: Aneeta Aby, our Senior Strategist; Revathi Ranjith, our Junior Copywriter; Denise Gregory, our Junior Designer; Carl Ghosn, our Associate Account Director; George Oghgassian, our Senior Account Executive; Mohab Essam, our Creative Content Manager; Rabih Chehayeb, our Senior Digital Account Manager; Elissya Abboud, our Social Media Executive; and our PR Account Executive, Dima Asaad.

TBWA\RAAD’s Group CEO, Reda Raad, earned a prestigious spot on Arabian Business 2025 Dubai 100 – the ultimate power list of top influencers shaping the future of the Emirate. This recognition is a testament to his transformative vision and future-focused mindset,which has elevated our agency into a regional powerhouse.

In his latest conversation with AdForum, our Executive Creative Director, Santiago Cuesta, unveiled the keys to building lasting brand loyalty through genuine CSR efforts that speak to today’s socially conscious consumer.

TBWA\Worldwide has been recognized in Fast Company’s 2025 Most Innovative Companies list for the 6th time since 2018. A key factor in TBWA’s success is its AI platform, Collective AI. This recognition is a testament to the network’s 11,000+ pirates in over 40 countries who consistently and relentlessly disrupt the status quo, proving (six times over) that innovation and disruption drive us forward.

The conventional definition of luxury in the GCC is shifting from material wealth to the creation of new realities and unattainable experiences. In a feature for Communicate backed by insights from the latest luxury report of our Cultural Intelligence Unit, Backslash, our Chief Strategy Officer, Catherine Bannister, Senior Strategist and Regional Lead of Backslash, Aneeta Aby, and Strategy Director, Dana Naja, unveiled the key shifts shaping the future of luxury in the region.

In a recent article for Campaign Middle East, TBWA\RAAD’s CEO Reda Raad took us inside the creative industry, unpacking the key drivers of differentiation, the impact of AI, and the major shifts shaping the future of creativity. He calls on brands to be bold, reminding us that those who dare to disrupt are the ones that truly stand out.

With over 25 years of international experience, TBWA\RAAD’s newly appointed Chief Creative Officer, Derek Green, brings a creative philosophy that aligns closely with TBWA’s Disruption® mantra: to create brave concepts that truly differentiate brands in the marketplace, reinforcing the agency’s commitment to innovation and transformative thinking.

AI is reshaping the marketing industry, but what does that mean for human creativity? Campaign Middle East gathered insights from industry leaders, including our Regional President of Digital & Innovation for CEE, Middle East, and Africa, Noah Khan, to explore how AI and human ingenuity can work together.

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, TBWA\RAAD teamed up with the American University of Sharjah for an empowering initiative that provided young, ambitious female students and alumni with practical skills and career-defining insights. The agency hosted Speed Power Talks, a series of fast-paced mentoring sessions led by TBWA\RAAD’s women professionals, focused on passing down the knowledge they have gained throughout their careers #FromWomenForWomen. The event underscored the agency’s ongoing commitment to fostering growth opportunities for women within the creative industry.

On International Women’s Day 2025, the female leaders at TBWA\RAAD sat with Campaign Middle East for a candid discussion around breaking stereotypes, balancing professional and personal demands, and championing collective success. CFO, CSO, CGO, Director of People, and Head of Communications each shared personal insights on overcoming biases, the importance of mentorship, and creating supportive networks.

TBWA\RAAD’s campaign for KFC Arabia “Original Old Dubai” has been featured in Lürzer’s Archive 40th anniversary special Issue, a collection of the 40 most creatively significant ads of the last 40 years. Set in the heart of Old Dubai neighborhood, this campaign strategically placed outdoor ads and billboards throughout the vibrant neighborhood, tapping into its unique local spirit. By blending humor with cultural insight, we seamlessly embedded KFC as an intrinsic part of the community. Through an authentic portrayal that captured the essence of Old Dubai, we highlighted KFC’s deep connection to the neighborhood, embracing its originality – just like KFC’s fried chicken.

With one simple question: Why?, our campaign for Nissan Middle East engaged millions, raised awareness, and boosted genuine auto parts sales across the GCC. Explore the creative thinking, humorous approach, and measurable impact of ‘Keep Asking Why’ in Campaign Middle East’s latest article featuring Roland Zahra, Marketing Communications General Manager at Nissan Motor Corporation.

More than 60 commercials aired during Super Bowl LIX, but only 10 earned the top spots in the eyes of the Middle East’s top creative leaders. Our ECD, Frederico Roberto, took part in Campaign Middle East’s latest survey, ranking the most memorable Super Bowl ads according to the region’s industry experts.

At TBWA\RAAD Saudi Arabia, we’re committed to building a reputation for bold, disruptive creativity. From prioritizing Saudi talent to elevating local businesses on the global stage and bringing international brands into the Kingdom, our Managing Director, Dan Leach, shared our vision for growth with ArabAd.

In a recent article, Fast Company Middle East explored with industry leaders the rapid technological advancements shaping PR and marketing in the region. Our CEO, Reda Raad, shared insights on purpose-driven innovation, the rise of Arabic AI, and spatial computing as key advancements to authentically engage with hyper-critical Middle Eastern audiences.

In the latest episode of Campaign Middle East ’s On The Record podcast, Troy Ruhanen, President and Global CEO of Omnicom Advertising Group (OAG) shared his confidence in the region’s potential, emphasizing why now is the time for brands and marketers to be bold, distinctive, and push toward the next horizon.

Fed up with corruption, exorbitant fees, and extended closures at the Lebanese vehicle registration department (“Nafaa”)—which have forced many to drive without license plates—citizens across Lebanon have turned their empty license plate holders into powerful symbols of protest. ‘The Unlicensed Protest’ is a grassroots movement launched in collaboration with Transparency International Lebanon to compel government bodies like “Nafaa” to resume operations transparently and efficiently.

War and survival stories from the Middle East are being systematically erased on social media by automated algorithms, preventing Middle Eastern journalists from sharing the realities of war and conflict. As a result, crucial information and vital stories remain hidden before they ever reach a global audience. To counter this suppression, Lebanese daily newspaper Al Joumhouria has launched “Uncensored Press”, calling on the public to sign a petition at uncensored-press.com, urging social media platforms to stop using algorithms as tools for silencing truth. In an innovative effort to bypass digital censorship, Al Joumhouria also collaborated with artist Keira Rathbone to recreate scenes of conflict solely through letters and symbols typed on a typewriter, proving that powerful images can endure when transformed into text.

From reshaping our talent experience to embracing change, 2024 taught us to never get too comfortable. Dive into our CEO Reda Raad’s key takeaways in Campaign Middle East, and see how TBWA\Raad is pushing boundaries into 2025.

AI is no longer a futuristic dream – it’s a reality, shaping how we live, work, and connect. In a recent article for Campaign Middle East, our Regional President of Digital & Innovation for CEE, Middle East, and Africa, Noah Khan, and Executive Digital Director, Rony Skaf, shared key takeaways from TBWA’s CES 2025 Report. They unveiled how brands can embrace innovations to create more intuitive, engaging, and meaningful experiences.

KFC Arabia has found a new battleground to conquer: the virtual warzones of Call of Duty. In a playful yet disruptive collaboration, we launched a first-of-its-kind campaign for the gaming world: Bribe Bucket. This innovative activation gives gamers a wild new way to negotiate for their survival when they’re downed in-game. By turning fried chicken into the ultimate bargaining chip, players can use KFC vouchers through proximity chat to plead for mercy. The campaign sparked industry buzz and went viral across media and social platforms, earning a spot among Adforum’s Top 5 best digital innovation campaigns worldwide.

With the Middle East’s rapid growth and remarkable momentum, Troy Ruhanen, President and Global CEO of Omnicom Advertising Group, shared powerful insights on the MENA’s advertising future during a recent interview on CNBC Arabia’s ‘Bursat Al Alam’ (International Markets) program. Highlighting Omnicom’s consolidation strategy and the region’s transformative progress, he expressed his excitement for the promising opportunities ahead.

The latest U.S. TikTok ban raised this question for brands and agencies relying on the platform in the MENA region. Campaign Middle East explored the impact of such a restriction with insights from industry experts. Our social media Director, Vera Balamatsi, highlighted TikTok’s role as a key marketing platform, emphasizing TBWA\RAAD’s commitment to adapting to shifts in the social ecosystem and staying ahead of emerging trends.

In Adforum’s latest article, our Creative Director, Sumanth Wilkins, shared his top 5 ad campaigns that made a cultural impact, highlighting the power of simplicity, authenticity, and bold values.

Our ‘Nugg It. Dip It. Crunch It.’ campaign for KFC Arabia has been featured in Campaign Middle East, highlighting the creative and strategic vision behind the launch. The article includes insights from Ahmed Arafa, Chief Marketing Officer at Yum! Brands – KFC MENAPAKT & CIS, and Frederico Roberto, Executive Creative Director at TBWA\RAAD, discussing the campaign’s approach, media strategy, and promising results.

Catherine Bannister, TBWA\RAAD’s Chief Strategy Officer, has been recognized as one of the Top 20 Movers and Shakers for 2024. This prestigious recognition highlights key leadership appointments that are shaping the industry in the Middle East.

Our Business Starter campaign for du has been featured as one of the Top 20 Digital and Integrated Campaigns of the Year, showcasing the region’s most creative and impactful marketing efforts across multiple platforms.

TBWA\Worldwide has been named 2024 Global Agency of the Year by Adweek, marking the fourth consecutive year the agency has received this honor. TBWA was recognized for innovating ways of working with the launch of its AI platform “Collective AI.” Combining human ingenuity with technology, the agency Collective is driving the industry to more impactful creativity and scale, getting its clients to the future faster. The 11,000 creative minds that make up TBWA were also celebrated for their culturally disruptive work that has earned it global fame.

TBWA\RAAD’s Talent Team has been awarded Best Talent Management Team at the Campaign Agency of the Year Middle East Awards! This recognition highlights the efforts of our Director of People, Claudinia Harper, and Senior HR Manager, Majida Tabch, in leading the team to success. Their people-first, results-driven approach to HR has redefined our culture, driven innovation, and established TBWA\RAAD as a workplace where talent thrives.

Previously Managing Director at TBWA\Shanghai and Global Brand Lead for Philips at TBWA\Neboko, Muriel Lechaczynski, TBWA\RAAD’s new Chief Growth Officer will draw on her extensive experience to harness the agency’s Disruption® methodology, driving business growth initiatives and strengthening relationships across the region.

Our Managing Director in Saudi Arabia, Dan Leach, stepped into Campaign Middle East’s “boxing match” at the Athar Festival of Creativity for a battle of perspectives on Local vs Global Agencies in Saudi Arabia. Representing global agencies, Dan spotlighted their competitive strengths. He emphasized TBWA\RAAD’s “Saudi-first” approach, and the importance of blending local insights with global expertise to achieve impactful business results that align with Vision 2030.

TBWA\RAAD has been named to Fast Company Middle East’s prestigious annual list of the Most Innovative Companies in the Middle East for the third consecutive year, achieving a double win by being recognized in both the Advertising and Workplace categories. The agency was recognized for its innovative use of Disruption® methodologies to drive transformative growth and for fostering an empowering workplace culture that nurtures creativity and innovation.

In preparation for the Future CMO Academy at the Athar Festival, organized in partnership with OMG MENA, TBWA\RAAD, and Impact BBDO, Campaign Middle East caught up with leaders from these Omnicom agencies to discuss this impactful initiative designed to empower the next generation of marketing leaders in Saudi Arabia.

In a recent interview with Arab News, TBWA\Worldwide President & CEO Troy Ruhanen discussed TBWA’s vision for a stronger commitment to building a future in Saudi Arabia. Sharing his views on the role of AI in the creative industry, Troy highlighted that it’s reshaping how agencies can drive strategic, growth-focused outcomes.

As the MENA region experiences growth and increased advertising spending, TBWA\Worldwide President & CEO Troy Ruhanen shared his insights with Fast Company Middle East on growth opportunities and the critical role of purpose-driven, inclusive campaigns in transforming advertising. While purpose-driven work is important, Troy emphasized what’s truly crucial: crafting real work for real clients with real impact. From giga projects to the rise of AI, he highlighted that combining technology with human curiosity is key to achieving this, with creativity remaining the most powerful tool for solving complex problems.

TBWA\RAAD has been recognized with the esteemed 2024 Great Place To Work Certification™. This significant achievement reflects the dedication and commitment of our employees and leadership to fostering an outstanding workplace culture. This milestone is a testament to the agency’s inclusive and supportive culture, and the impact of our relentless focus on elevating talent experience.

In an article for ArabAd, TBWA\RAAD’s Senior Copywriter, Abdollah Zeynabi, addressed the need for a revamp in Arabic advertising and called for an Arabic-first approach to campaigns, ensuring Arabic speakers deliver ads that authentically resonate with local audiences and reflect the richness of the language.

With his award-winning achievements and an in-depth understanding of the Saudi Arabian market, TBWA\RAAD’s new Head of Strategy in KSA Rawad EL Dahouk, will guiding the strategic output of the agency as it continues to strengthen its presence in the Kingdom. He will ensure TBWA\RAAD continues to deliver innovative, impactful solutions that align with the evolving needs of clients and the visionary goals of Vision 2030.

With Saudi Arabia undergoing a generational shift powered by an ambitious Gen Z population, our Head of Strategy in the Kingdom, Rawad El Dahouk, spoke to The Current about this generation’s expectations and how brands can effectively connect with them. He emphasized the importance of authenticity in advertising, stressing that brands must “speak local” and align with Gen Z values to truly resonate with this new wave of influential consumers.

In celebration of Emirati Women’s Day and in recognition of the incredible achievements and contributions of women in the UAE, TBWA\RAAD brought together influential figures from various fields, including leadership, education, entrepreneurship, and space exploration. Hosted at the agency, the event celebrated these remarkable women who have evolved from pioneers to visionaries, forging new paths and setting benchmarks across the MENA region.

Campaign Middle East explored the impact of gender representation in advertising with insights from several experts. Our Head of Communications, Romy Abdelnour, shared her perspectives on the industry’s transformative shift towards more inclusive portrayals of gender. From empowering women figures to embracing male vulnerability, she highlighted the importance of challenging stereotypes and ensuring that brands continue to lead the way in authentically representing the diversity and complexity of gender today.

In an insightful article with Campaign Middle East, our Chief Strategy Officer, Catherine Bannister, delves into the thought process behind Connection Quest and Roots Revival-two of the 41 “edges” spotted by TBWA’s cultural intelligence unit, Backslash. She unveils future-proof strategies for fostering genuine connections, embracing cultural heritage, and effectively resonating with MENA audiences.

Nissan Middle East, in partnership with TBWA\RAAD, has unveiled its first-ever brand campaign for “Defy Ordinary”, Nissan’s brand platform. This powerful platform has transcended Middle Eastern borders, extending into Africa, India, Europe (including Russia), and Oceania. “Defy Ordinary” is a bold manifesto, marking a historic moment that echoes the region’s relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation. It reflects Nissan’s 90-year legacy of challenging norms, driving innovation, and inspiring those who dare to dream beyond the ordinary. Nissan stands out by emphasizing the human experience, celebrating the power and potential of the individuals who drive the brand’s vehicles.

Fast Company Middle East gathered insights from the winners of the Most Innovative Companies on leading innovation in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape. Our Head of Communications, Romy Abdelnour, shared her perspectives on the essence of innovation, highlighting the significance of an ‘always in beta’ mindset and the need for companies to prioritize their most valuable asset: their people.

How can brands master Gen Z engagement? Our Senior Strategist, Aneeta Aby, cracks the code in Adforum’s latest article. She explores creative strategies to navigate key challenges and authentically connect with a generation known for their informed consumerism and digital fluency. Beyond mastering the latest trends, Aneeta suggests that businesses hire or consult with Gen Zers, while leveraging AI and social media to stay relevant.

With personalisation being the norm, people are looking for options that suit their unique likes and needs. du understands this and has launched its new du Home plans, offering mind-blowing speeds of up to 10Gbps and a wide variety of entertainment platforms so everyone can enjoy their home their way. This campaign challenges stereotypes and sets a new standard in personalised home experiences, ensuring that every customer can create a home environment that reflects their true selves.

TBWA\RAAD hosted its exclusive Edges 2024 event, welcoming clients, partners, and journalists to explore the most meaningful cultural shifts influencing the region. The event, curated by TBWA’s cultural intelligence unit, Backslash, offered attendees an immersive experience, highlighting how brands can align with these shifts to ensure sustained relevance and growth.

In ArabAd’s latest feature spotlighting the GCC’s top creative leaders, our Executive Creative Director, Frederico Roberto, shares his professional journey across cultures. He discusses what makes Dubai a creative hotspot in his eyes, the true essence of multicultural teamwork, and which awards hold a special place in his heart.

In the latest story published by Campaign Middle East on the tangible impact of implementing AR, VR, and AI, our Executive Digital Director, Rony Skaf, shared his insights on the evolving role of these technologies in the creative industry.

TBWA\RAAD Strategy Director, Astha Sirpaul, explored the transformative power of merging culture with data to craft compelling creative stories. In an article for Campaign Middle East, Astha shared her journey of transforming black-and-white numbers into colorful, impactful narratives.

The final installment of Campaign Middle East’s series on marketing trends delves into the intense competition for consumer attention in today’s digital landscape. It explores the diverse strategies brands are using to capture fleeting attention spans. The article features perspectives from our Strategic Planner, Mohammad El Tayech, on navigating this dynamic environment.

KFC has unveiled its latest campaign, “The Original Gamechangers,” created by TBWA\RAAD as part of the “Play KFC” platform in collaboration with the Saudi Esports Federation (SEF). This initiative seeks to revolutionize the gaming scene in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by highlighting and supporting female gamers. Demonstrating KFC’s dedication to inclusivity and diversity, “The Original Gamechangers” offers Saudi women a stage to display their skills and potential on the global esports stage.

The second part of Campaign Middle East’s series on Gen Z marketing trends spotlights their preference for authentic brand actions over mere slogans. With industry experts cautioning against overlooking Gen Z’s expectations and their significant influence on brand success, our Strategic Planner, Mohammad El Tayech, shares his views on building genuine brand connections with this influential generation.

While Gen Z is increasingly choosing to ‘unplug’ from social media, Campaign Middle East explored with industry experts the growing need to rethink marketing approaches and foster genuine connections with younger generations. Discover insights from our Strategic Planner, Mohammad El Tayech, in the full article.

Saudi Arabia is transforming rapidly, driven by bold initiatives and a spirit of disruption. In Campaign Middle East, Dan Leach, our MD in Saudi Arabia, discusses how Vision 2030 is reshaping the Kingdom and how TBWA\RAAD’s Disruption® philosophy actively participates in rewriting the narrative in KSA, positioning clients’ creative work at the forefront of local creativity that resonates worldwide.

TBWA\RAAD’s CEO, Reda Raad, discusses the explosive growth of the Middle East’s marketing sector with the Wall Street Journal. From Saudi Arabia to the UAE, he uncovers how economic diversification and digital connectivity are transforming the landscape.

In Campaign Middle East’s series on the pitching process in the advertising world, our Managing Director in Saudi Arabia, Dan Leach, shares his invaluable perspectives on the advantages and challenges shaping today’s pitching processes. From fostering healthy competition to navigating resource strains, he uncovers the balance agencies need to strive for in their pursuit of excellence.

TBWA\RAAD’s CEO Reda Raad has been named one of Campaign UK’s 40 Over 40 2024 winners. This prestigious accolade celebrates Reda’s outstanding leadership and transformative impact on the advertising industry. As the only honoree from the MENA region, Reda has been recognized for his groundbreaking creative projects and pioneering initiatives, fostering a culture of progression and inclusivity within the agency.

As TBWA\RAAD sets roots in Saudi Arabia’s dynamic advertising scene, our CEO, Reda Raad, shared his insights with Campaign Middle East about the Kingdom’s evolution and the exciting future ahead. From delivering impactful campaigns to nurturing top talent and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, Reda emphasized the agency’s commitment to redefining creative excellence in KSA.

In a bold and unprecedented move, Arabian Automobiles Company (AAC) has announced the launch of the “Nissan Pathfinder 2024 Be Unbound” campaign. This innovative initiative aims to redefine conventional success and inspire individuals to pursue their true passions by offering a unique opportunity: a full month of compensated sabbatical through the “Pathfinder Sabbaticals.”

TBWA\RAAD and TikTok MENA proudly released their collaborative whitepaper titled “Storytelling in the Next Creative Renaissance”, featuring diverse points of view and compelling case studies from Titkok MENA and TBWA offices across the Middle East and Africa. This insightful document explores the transformative role of creative technology in contemporary marketing strategies, offering invaluable perspectives on reshaping storytelling, fostering authentic connections, and amplifying audience engagement in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

With the UAE authorizing ads on school buses, our Chief Strategy Officer, Catherine Bannister, shared her thoughts on this topic with “The Agenda Program” on Dubai Eye Radio Station. She believes that when regulated and carefully crafted, advertising campaigns can spark interesting conversations among students.

In a groundbreaking venture in sports sponsorship, Nissan Middle East has taken its partnership with the premier football team, Manchester City, to unprecedented heights, showcasing the iconic Nissan Patrol in an exciting new campaign called “A League of its Own.” Starring Manchester City’s main players – Jérémy Doku, Kyle Walker, and Bernardo Silva – this captivating online campaign underscores the comfort and luxurious appeal of the Patrol experience.

TBWA\RAAD’s Managing Director in Saudi Arabia, Dan Leach, sheds light on the agency’s strategic expansion within the Kingdom, outlining TBWA\RAAD’s ambitions to become the most creatively exciting agency in KSA.

Dive into the gripping world of “The Unusual Suspects,” the latest campaign by Arabian Automobiles Company (AAC) unveiling the standout features of the new Nissan Altima. In this intriguing series, AAC Nissan takes storytelling to new heights, introducing audiences to a captivating narrative set against the backdrop of Dubai’s bustling streets.

In the latest Private View section of Campaign Middle East, our Executive Creative Director, Frederico Roberto, shares his perspectives on marketing and advertising campaigns. He offers insights into the creative aspects, effectiveness, and impact of projects for various renowned brands.

In a bold move that’s set to shake up taste buds across the Middle East, KFC has joined forces with the iconic Cheetos to unveil the crunchiest collab yet: Crunchin’ Cheese Fried Chicken! An irresistible flavor fusion now on the menu as Original meets Crunchin’ Cheese in the Colonel’s Kitchen.

Seven of TBWA\RAAD’s shining pirates have been featured on Campaign Middle East’s Faces to Watch lists for 2024: Hind Remy, Ahmad Noor, Thea Yazbek, Karim El Khoury, Rand Hilal, Haripriya Khandelwal and Andy Hanna.

TBWA\RAAD’s Group Account Director, Yvie Balbuena, recently engaged in an insightful conversation with AdForum, highlighting the importance of women in advertising uplifting and inspiring one another. From paving the way for welcoming younger talent to addressing ageism, Yvie suggests approaches to create a more inclusive workplace.

Executive Creative Director and Sustainability Guru, Santiago Cuesta, shared his insights with AdForum on driving meaningful change towards a more sustainable world through creativity and purpose-driven advertising, positioning the industry as part of the solution in shaping a healthier planet.

At the exclusive Leaders Roundtable held at Dubai Lynx, our CEO, Reda Raad, sat with CEOs, MDs, and Chairmen from the biggest advertising agencies in the Middle East, actively engaging in the debate covering growth opportunities and challenges in the industry. He shared an optimistic perspective, highlighting the top-notch work in the region and emphasizing its world-class status.

Bringing a wealth of experience to the role, TBWA\RAAD’s newly-appointed Chief Strategy Officer, Catherine Bannister, will lead the strategic initiatives across diverse client portfolio. Her appointment underscores the agency’s commitment to crafting holistic brand experiences and driving strategic growth opportunities for clients.

In the heart of the bustling streets of City Walk Dubai, stands a mesmerizing, tech-infused holographic installation: “The Unmissable 50 Fils”. Beyond just awareness, this initiative showcases Deliveroo’s in-app round-up feature-a seamless integration of technology and social responsibility. With just a tap, users can contribute a mere 50 fils, aiding communities in need and helping combat food insecurities across the UAE.

In Titkok MENA’s Season 2 of their Moving Topics series, host and creator Amir De leon, leads insightful car conversations with Roland Zahra, General Manager Marketing Communications at Nissan Middle East, and Wassim Abi Salloum, Managing Director of Nissan United at TBWA\RAAD, about the innovation, technologies, and trends driving the automotive industry.

TBWA\RAAD has been recognized in Fast Company Middle East’s prestigious list of Best Workplaces for Women in 2024.

TBWA\RAAD celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8th by gathering its remarkable women to recognize and celebrate their achievements and announcing a new program to support its female workforce.

TBWA\RAAD’s panel at Dubai Lynx featured moderator, Joe Lahham, Managing Director, TBWA\RAAD and speakers, Eman Murad, Director of Marketing and Communications Enterprise at du and Ahmed Arafa, Marketing Director at KFC MENAPAKT & CIS.

The societal shift toward harnessing the immense potential of women in the workplace is paving the way for success

TBWA\RAAD’s Planning Director, Astha Sirpaul, shares her perspectives on how tailored advertising is reshaping the retail landscape, providing insights into innovative tools and personalized strategies that foster customer engagement and loyalty both online and offline.

In partnership with D&AD, TBWA\RAAD opened its Dubai doors to fresh graduates and early professionals, offering them a golden opportunity to showcase their work to seasoned creatives.

In her latest article for MediaCat Magazine, TBWA\RAAD’s Strategic Planner, Aneeta Aby, shares her insights on the pivotal role of cultural relevance for brands in advertising. The feature emphasizes the importance of understanding consumer desires.

With the popularity of social and digital media, the expectations and preferences of the modern consumer has shifted from traditional one-way marketing, requiring a significant shift in brand communication strategy. To learn more about this shift, we sat down with Tony Kayouka, TBWA\RAAD’s Head of Social and Content.

In a showcase of digital artistry, Nissan Middle East has recently revealed a CGI masterpiece featuring the iconic Patrol lineup on the billboard of City Walk Dubai. This viral video seamlessly integrates cutting-edge technology with a creative vision, portraying the Patrol against dynamic, surreal landscapes that mirror its robust elegance and advanced features.

The year ahead for creativity by Santiago Cuesta and Frederico Roberto, ECDs at TBWA\RAAD.

In an exciting collaboration announced earlier in 2023, TBWA\RAAD and Core42 are revolutionizing creativity with Jais. This dynamic partnership is set to amplify Arabic content online and shape the future of advertising. Noah Khan, Regional President of Digital & Innovation, CEE, Middle East and Africa at TBWA and Ihsan Anabtawi, Executive Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer at Core42, recently spoke to Arab News about the potential and impact of this innovative partnership.

As agencies navigate critical junctures, agency culture surfaces as both the catalyst for innovation and the melting pot of its shortcomings. Communicate sat down with Reda Raad, CEO of TBWA\RAAD Middle East, to explore the current fabric of agency culture and what the next frontier of this realm could look like.

In its latest Eclectic article, Lürzer’s Archive asked creatives about their preferred digit: 0 or 1? Beyond these numerical choices lie deeper narratives to explore the depths of our digital lives, and uncover what inspires creatives worldwide. Our Chief Creative Officer, Walid Kanaan, reminds us why zero isn’t just a digit; it holds the key to boundless innovation. For him, zero is a fertile ground for innovation and a chance to embrace the void as a canvas for imagination.

As the Head of Social and Content, Tony Kayouka will take charge of TBWA\RAAD’s social media initiatives, concentrating on crafting compelling narratives and spearheading impactful campaigns. His focus is on adopting authentic approaches and integrating meaningful strategies that resonate with the audiences of client brands, establishing solid connections.

In a recent article for Arabian Business, our CEO, Reda Raad, engaged in insightful conversations with business leaders from the region’s largest brands to gain a deeper understanding of their unique perspectives on creativity and agency partnerships.

Currently serving as the Managing Director forGrowth in Dubai, Leach’s appointment to head TBWA\RAAD’s operations in the Kingdom strengthens the agency’s presence in the country and continues its commitment to sustained growth and investment in the Middle East.

While COP28 took place in the UAE in December, Campaign Middle East aimed to assess the industry’s sentiment regarding brands showcasing their commitment to the environment. Haïkel BEN HAMOUDA, Planning Director at TBWA\RAAD, shared his distinct perspective on the matter, emphasizing the collective responsibility of brands to safeguard the environment.

As the new year unfolds, Fast Company Middle East explores the transformative changes that organizations and business leaders must embrace in the workplace in 2024, with a focus on fostering innovative cultures and transcending conventional rewards. Our Director of People, Claudinia Harper, MA, MCIPD, ODCP, expertly guides us through the pivotal components for managing and reshaping the employee experience in the modern workplace.

In ArabAd’s Special KSA issue, our CEO Reda Raad explores the dynamic landscape of Saudi Arabia. From navigating the challenges of talent wars to masterfully reshaping the narrative, Reda leads us on a compelling journey of creative transformation at the heart of Saudi Arabia.

TBWA\RAAD’s ‘Keep Asking Why’ campaign for Nissan Middle East, has been chosen by AdForum as one of the top 5 automotive advertising campaigns worldwide for the month of December.

Nissan’s regional Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) campaign, “Keep Asking Why,” redefines the narrative surrounding counterfeit parts awareness through a delightful blend of humor and innovation.

TBWA\RAAD has been recognized as one of the Middle East’s Most Innovative Companies for the second consecutive year by Fast Company Middle East. The agency earned this recognition for its significant positive social impact and its commitment to fostering innovation within the workplace.

For the 2nd consecutive year, TBWA\RAAD has been recognized as one of the Middle East’s Most Innovative Companies by Fast Company Middle East for “creating shared goals through dynamic and flexible policies”.

TBWA\RAAD Executive Creative Director Frederico Roberto shares his personal experience with outdoor advertising and discussed the various opportunities for leveraging this traditional medium to maximize impact and make a statement.

Numerous campaigns have been made to bring attention to the problems at sea. But in the Middle East it’s the desert that needs saving too, because human-made pollution poses the biggest threat to it. Nissan used a unique visual metaphor of waves made from sand and waste to bring to the surface another environmental issue that’s too often ignored.

TBWA\RAAD introduces its new Executive Creative Directors Frederico Roberto and Santiago Cuesta, hired to elevate the agency’s creative game.

TBWA\RAAD partners with Core42 to push the limits of creativity and drive innovation in the Middle East. This collaboration will help brands explore the creative potential of Jais, the world’s leading Arabic Large Language AI Model.

TBWA\RAAD launches “Pause to Recharge” on World Mental Health Day, an initiative designed to prioritize employees’ well-being, providing them with the necessary time for renewal and relaxation, and elevate the quality of work delivered to clients by fostering a healthy work environment.

Salwa Elmeniawy has been elevated to the role of Chief Finance Officer (CFO), overseeing TBWA\RAAD’s financial operations throughout the Middle East, further supporting the agency’s ongoing expansion in the region.

Director of People Claudinia Harper speaks about inclusivity in our industry in Campaign Middle East’s annual Women in Advertising issue.

Regional President of Digital & Innovation for the CEE, Middle East and Africa, Noah Khan, shares his experiences and takeaways from this year’s Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity.

Generative AI is reshaping the way we work and think in the creative industry. Executive Digital Director Rony Skaf shares insights on how businesses and agencies are preparing for this exciting new era.

This year, World Conversation Day held special significance in Lebanon. On July 12th, citizens woke up to discover their streets inundated with numbers – not just any numbers, but the precise and personal phone numbers of their own politicians.

For the launch of its iconic Patrol 2023, Nissan took the world on an extraordinary, exhilarating journey, showcasing a legendary SUV that continues to #DefyOrdinary in every way.

Rama Zarafili, Account Director at TBWA\RAAD, writes in Ad Forum’s ‘Modern Parenting’ series, on the power of embracing diversity and portraying an authentic and relatable depiction of parenting in advertising.

KFC pushes the boundaries of creativity with its latest campaign, The Originals, which aims to captivate the region’s youth, collaborating with renowned hip hop artists Abo El Anwar from Egypt and Slo Moe from Saudi Arabia.

TBWA\RAAD announced the immediate promotion of Romy Abdelnour to the position of Head of Communications. Romy leads the agency’s Public Relations and Corporate Communications strategy, and is responsible for promoting the company’s vision for Disruption® in the region.