Another week, another wave of senior appointments and departures at brands, agencies and media owners. Check out our global round-up of who is moving where (and why it matters) below, then head over to our People on the Move hub to see who else has been moving up the career ladder.
Over the past seven days, we’ve seen changes at Amazon, British Airways and Lavazza.
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Brands
The former head of strategy and planning at Adam & Eve/DDB, Milla McPhee, has left the agency for the same role at Amazon. McPhee has been tasked with overseeing work of the brand’s in-house and external creative teams to develop campaigns for the Amazon stores and Prime membership program.
Tom Stevens has landed the role of director of brand and customer experience at British Airways, replacing Carolina Martinoli. Stevens, who began his career at BA on the airline’s graduate scheme in 2011, takes on the role following a difficult period for the travel agency. Martinoli meanwhile moves to the role of chief culture, talent and sustainability officer at parent company International Airways Group.
Lavazza Group has announced the appointment of Pietro Mazzà to the role of general manager UK, while also maintaining his role as regional director UK & Nordics. An Italian national, Pietro holds responsibility for leading and growing the Lavazza Group’s UK business and will steer the Lavazza UK & Nordics teams while overseeing the implementation and successful delivery of the business plans, focusing on future growth, people and brand.
Agencies
BBH London has pinched Helen Rhodes from her previous executive creative director position at BBC Creative. Prior to her role at the BBC,…