303 MullenLowe is bolstering its strategic
capabilities with the appointment of Sarah May, who brings 13 years
experience from agency, client side and consultancy.
As senior
planner, her appointment expands 303 MullenLowe's strategic offering
beyond brand and integrated planning, adding a wealth of earned planning
experience across social, PR, digital and creative technology.
Says
Jon McKie, chief strategy officer at 303 MullenLowe: "We're very
excited to have such a multi-skilled and agile planner on board to
cement our integrated offering. Sarah's strategic work sits at the
intersection of nurturing brands that influence consumer behaviour,
spark cultural currency, and embrace technology ideas for the greater
good - a complimentary skillset that will add immense weight to the
strategies we develop across our portfolio of clients."
Says May: "I'm incredibly excited to be part of a bundled agency with an
infectious ambition and dynamism, where strategists collaborate closely
with all other arms of the agency."
May has
worked in a vast range of industry sectors, particularly consumer
technology, earning a reputation for adding value both to brands and
agencies, developing creative firsts and agency IP.
303
MullenLowe is also growing its digital and PR capabilities with Josh
Bryer recently joining as digital creative director after eight years at
M&C Saatchi and Catherine Sumner joining as senior PR account
manager from Play Communications.