R/GA London Hires Bruno Di Lucca as Creative Director

R/GA London has announced that it has hired Bruno Di Lucca as creative director. Joining from Saatchi & Saatchi, where he held the role of head of design, Bruno joins R/GA London as it the agency continues to evolve and grow its creative team under the new leadership of chief creative officer, Andre Le Masurier. 

“We’re delighted to have Bruno join our ever evolving creative department here at R/GA London,” said Andre Le Masurier, chief creative officer R/GA EMEA. “Bruno is the personification of the new breed of creative director, an ultimate connector who bring various disciplines of design and creativity together with ease. He’s going to fit right in.”

Di Lucca is the second recent high profile senior hire under Le Masurier, following the recruit of Dayoung Yun who joined in June as creative director to lead R/GA’s campaigns team. The hire of Di Lucca will further strengthen R/GA’s visual design department and he will work across R/GA clients including Nike, Google, Samsung and Eurosport, ensuring the agency continues to deliver game changing transformative work. 

Originally from Brazil, Bruno is a creative who in 2011 moved to the UK to join Outside Line, that later merged with Saatchi & Saatchi to expand their digital capacity. In 2015 he was promoted to head of design, heading up a team of over 20 designers across a range of different skill sets, and was responsible for the overall quality and production of Saatchi’s design work across all clients

During his six years at Saatchi & Saatchi he creatively led campaigns for Lurpak, Cravendale, Budweiser, Becks, Deutsche Telekom, Visa, Toyota Europe producing everything from branding, games, websites, apps, films and integrated campaigns. This work collectively picked up over 90 awards, including Cannes Lions, D&ADs, One shows, Effies amongst others. Prior to joining Saatchi, Bruno worked at RMG Connect where he was responsible for their design team, as well as designing and art directing accounts such as Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Warner Bros Pictures and Havaianas.