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New creative faces for Lowe London

Date posted:

29th April 2008

An advertising agency has named its new creative directors.

Advertising agency Lowe has announced the appointment of two new creative directors for its London premises, reports Brand Republic.

George Prest and Tom Hudson have been promoted and will now work alongside Patrick McClelland and Ronals Wohlman to manage advertising campaigns for many of the UK's top brands.

Mr Prest joined the agency in 2005 and has worked on many popular campaigns, including Sure's No White Marks advertising and John Lewis's Shadows series, which was first seen on the nation's televisions around Christmas last year.

Meanwhile, Mr Hudson has worked for Lowe London since 2001 and has created campaigns including Stella Artois' Pass on Something Good and the Little Dads advertisements for Vauxhall.

Lowe's creative director Ed Morris said that he was pleased that employees already working for the company had shown such talent.

"Network success is bringing a lot of great creative opportunity into Lowe London," he said, according to Brand Republic.

Lowe London is one of the UK's top 20 advertising agencies and employs around 140 people.

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