Propaganda appoints Love's Griffin as senior writer
Propaganda appoints Love's Griffin as senior writerSimon Griffin, copywriter for Love, is to join Propaganda in January where he will become a senior writer working alongside the agency’s creative team of six.
Griffin started his career at Grey London, joined Love in Manchester in 2004 and has worked on campaigns for brands such as Umbro, Microsoft, Playstation 2, Silver Cross and Doc Martins.
His work has seen him pick up awards at D&AD, Clio, The Roses Awards, The New York Festivals, Fresh and Epica.
Mark Williams, creative director at Propaganda, said: "I'm delighted Simon is going to be working with us. His time at Love has been fruitful and the work he's produced and the awards that he's won, speak volumes about the kind of creative he is. Simon will help us continue to up our creative standards whilst still delivering tangible results for our clients."
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Adam Rix, Simon Griffin. Why is it that LOVE seems to be the only agency where none managerial level moves are deemed news worthy?
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Good luck in your new role Simon. You'll have a great time at Propaganda.
By the way, it's quite freaky how much you look like Mark.
Because they promote themselves. Anyone can write a piece to The Drum to promote their agency.
"Fallen out of LOVE". Ah, I see what you did there. Clever that. Are you one of these creative sorts as well?
More than eleven I heard. I wonder why two thirds of their staff have resigned this year. Like rats from a sinking ship- very sad.
God, I love speculation!!
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Good luck to a very talented and very nice guy.
Wonder if Love's cleaner will make the news if he/she moves on. Or the guy who once emptied the bins?
Don't know how the guys at Love put up with all the cr** that's written about them.
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While it's great that Si's moving on, it'll be a shame to see him go. Through the blog, "pieman" gave LOVE a voice that suited them perfectly. That, at the very least, is going to be hard to replace.
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