Quantasy Hires Terrence Burrell as Executive Creative Director

Quantasy, the leading advertising agency in Los Angeles, is thrilled to announce the appointment of Terrence Burrell as executive creative director (ECD). He brings a wealth of experience, most recently serving as the interim chief creative officer (CCO) at Burrell Communications. 

With a career spanning over two decades, Terrence has pushed the boundaries of creativity while championing, protecting, and nurturing the talents of fellow creatives. 

During his tenure as a copywriter and senior vice president ECD at Burrell Communications, Terrence played a pivotal role in delivering creative executions for brands like McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Verizon, and Toyota, among others. 

His background includes a notable position at HAVAS, where he worked on creative ideation and production for Red Lobster, Jump Smart, Hillshire Farms, GoGurt, and Tressemé. 

“I’m most excited about adding my experience and knowledge to the wealth of talent at Quantasy to create great work, tell great stories, and build a greater agency,” says Terrence. “I believe that culture and technology thrive when nurtured together, fostering growth, creativity, and fun for all.” 

As an artist dedicated to the art of storytelling, Terrence has been recognised for his work, such as the MLK Holiday Campaign, 'Visions of King,' which was awarded a Webby and National Gold Addy. Additionally, his contributions to the Comcast brand spot 'Lines,' featuring Olympic Gold Medallist Simone Manuel, directed by Morgan Cooper, have left a lasting impression.

However, Terrence's most notable achievement lies in his commitment to mentoring and uplifting the next generation of creatives. Through his mentorship, teaching at OneSchool, and providing opportunities for young creatives, Terrence has paved the way for future industry leaders.

“Terrence brings a wealth of knowledge in creative work and brand experience,” says Will Campbell, CEO, Quantasy. “He is a storyteller that will heighten the agency’s ever-growing creative capabilities and culture.”