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Tori Winn takes up creative role at Iris
By Matt Williams, Campaign, Friday, 25 July 2008 12:00AM
Iris has hired Tori Winn, the executive creative director of interactive at StrawberryFrog New York, as the creative director of Iris Digital.
In her new role, Winn will head Iris Digital's creative team, working on accounts that include Sony Ericsson, Coca-Cola, Shell and Hertz.
She will work alongside the joint managing directors George Nimeh and John Baker, who joined Iris from OgilvyInteractive in January.
In her two years at StrawberryFrog, Winn oversaw the digital and creative development across multiple integrated campaigns for clients including Microsoft and Toyota.
She began her career in magazines at Conde Nast and Hachette Filipacchi, before joining Agency.com in New York as the creative director in 1999. Winn then joined AKQA London as the creative lead on the agency's Orange account.
Nimeh said: "Brilliant ideas are fundamental to delivering truly creative technology, and with (Tori's) help we'll keep creativity at the heart of integrated marketing communications."
This article was first published on Campaign
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