The Monkeys' Hugh Munro Promoted to Head of Planning
The Monkeys, part of Accenture Interactive, has announced the promotion of Hugh Munro from business strategy director to head of planning.
With 19 Effie Awards under his belt, Munro is most recently behind campaigns Telstra ‘You Don’t Need Australia’s Best Network Until You Do’ and CGU Insurance ‘ABN Rescue’. He has also worked as a strategist on campaigns for ALDI, the Australian Government, Cure Brain Cancer and the National Heart Foundation.
Says Munro: “Every planner wants to work in a place where clients come for provocative ideas and a tight-knit planning team challenge and support each other’s thinking.
“I’m really looking forward to working even more closely with this bunch of talented strategists.”
Says Fabio Buresti, chief strategy officer, The Monkeys: “From his first day in the agency, Hugh has made a huge contribution to the quality of strategic thinking within the team.”
Previous to The Monkeys, Munro was head of planning at BMF Australia and prior to that role, strategy director at Tongue. He has also worked at creative agencies McCann Worldgroup and The Campaign Palace.
With 19 Effie Awards under his belt, Munro is most recently behind campaigns Telstra ‘You Don’t Need Australia’s Best Network Until You Do’ and CGU Insurance ‘ABN Rescue’. He has also worked as a strategist on campaigns for ALDI, the Australian Government, Cure Brain Cancer and the National Heart Foundation.
Says Munro: “Every planner wants to work in a place where clients come for provocative ideas and a tight-knit planning team challenge and support each other’s thinking.
“I’m really looking forward to working even more closely with this bunch of talented strategists.”
Says Fabio Buresti, chief strategy officer, The Monkeys: “From his first day in the agency, Hugh has made a huge contribution to the quality of strategic thinking within the team.”
Previous to The Monkeys, Munro was head of planning at BMF Australia and prior to that role, strategy director at Tongue. He has also worked at creative agencies McCann Worldgroup and The Campaign Palace.
