Creative agency elvis has boosted its leadership team with a set of four new senior promotions, including strategic and leadership roles.
The move will see strategy director Camilla Yates become managing partner, strategy, and client services’ director David Whitehouse becoming managing partner, clients.
Meanwhile digital production director Charlie Ryder has become digital and innovation director.
Meanwhile, Keelie Lynch who has been client services director on interim basis while David Whitehouse was on paternity leave will take on the role permanently.
Yates, Whitehouse and Ryder will report to managing director and sustainability lead Caroline Davison, and Lynch will report to Whitehouse.
It comes after Elvis became Birds Eyes creative agency earlier this year, after five years below the line for the brand.
Elvis’ new managing partner, strategy Camilla Yates said the move “felt like home” and described it as “an opportunity of a lifetime”.
“Helping people and brands grow in a better way is in our DNA, and I can’t wait to further our efforts to create disproportionate impact in work we do for our clients, particularly in the spaces of equity, sustainability, community and kindness,” she continued.
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New elvis managing partner, clients David Whitehouse added that he was pleased to have the opportunity to maintain and develop long-standing relationships with some of the world’s biggest brands.
“In my new role I’ll be spending even more time with clients to understand their ambitions and what keeps them up at night so that we can continue to help them grow in a better way,” he continued.
elvis managing director and sustainability lead Caroline Davison highlighted that the agency was continuing to evolve its business in line with its B Corp status and respond to a growing demand for a more ethical approach.
“Each of these people will enable us to deliver our mission statement to help people and brands grow in a better way,” she continued.
