Marketing communications agency McCann Bristol has strengthened its strategy operation with a senior promotion and two new appointments.
The strategy team is integral to the agency’s creative services offering, bringing people together to create impact for its clients.
Sarah Warewinter, who joined the team as associate director last October, has been promoted to managing partner, with the agency saying she had made a significant impact with clients as well as supporting agency growth.
Meanwhile, Matthieu Mondin joins the team as strategy director, bringing CRM (customer relationship management) and digital strategy experience with him and Beth Evans arrives as a strategist, a role in which she will draw on her experience working in brand positioning, marketing strategy and consumer behaviour.
Before joining McCann, Matthieu worked in Paris as a strategy specialist for Publicis and Dentsu before joining Tessi as a shopper and retail strategist and, most recently, as a CRM and digital strategist.
He will work alongside Sarah to develop the strategy department with an approach that champions creativity and effectiveness.
McCann Bristol managing director Andy Reid, said: “Our strategy team is integral to our success, ensuring that the work we create is truly effective for our clients.
“The growth we’re seeing within the business is a testament to our hardworking team and their commitment to help our clients deliver work with impact and potency.”
Sarah Warewinter said she was thrilled to welcome Matthieu and Beth to the team.
“Between them, they bring a wealth of knowledge and a different point of view that is already proving invaluable to our clients.
“I’m looking forward to seeing both of them grow and thrive here at McCann Bristol,” she added.
McCann Bristol – part of McCann Worldgroup – provides integrated communications and creative across a range of services, including strategy, research and planning, design and creative, broadcast, digital, PR and social, internal comms and employee engagement, activation and media buying.
It has won multiple awards in the past few years, including recently landing three golds and a silver at the Creative Circle Awards in recognition of its work with book retailer Waterstones to support early years reading.
Pictured: Matthieu Mondin, Sarah Warewinter and Beth Evans
