Regan departs CD/partner role at The Monkeys for creative director gig at BBH Singapore

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NOAH-REGAN-web.jpgCB Exclusive – UPDATED – Further to the exclusive CB story on Saturday, Campaign Brief can reveal that Noah Regan, who has been creative director and partner of The Monkeys, Sydney since October 2008, has taken the creative director role at BBH Singapore.

Regan will report to ECD Scott McClelland, who joined BBH Singapore in March this year and regional ECD Steve Elrick.

Regan’s most notable work over the last four years include the Sydney Opera House ‘The Ship Song Project’ , the BBC Knowledge ‘Honk if you’re human’ campaign and ‘Saving is the new spending’ for UBank, which have been widely recognised at award shows both here and internationally.

Screen shot 2012-09-15 at 7.53.30 AM.jpgSays Regan: “I joined The Monkeys four years ago because it was the biggest, most interesting challenge I

could think of. It’s been a wild ride and one I have no regrets taking. I’m proud of what I’ve helped the agency achieve and confident

that its success will continue.”

Says co-founder and ECD of the Monkeys, Justin Drape: “There were 15 people in the agency when Noah joined and today we have 105

so clearly he’s made an invaluable contribution with his creativity and relentless passion for the work. We wish him all the best with the next chapter of his life and look forward to crashing on his lounge next time we’re in Singapore.”

Before The Monkeys Regan worked at DDB in London under one of the world’s great Creative Directors, Jeremy Craigen. While there he created several award winning campaigns for Volkswagen, Harvey Nichols and Marmite, helping DDB London rank 3rd at the 2008 Cannes International Advertising Festival.

Before DDB London Regan worked at Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney for eight years where he won numerous international awards including Cannes, One Show, Clio and featured regularly in local award shows AWARD, The Work and Caxtons. His work for Toyota, Lexus, Emirates, Lion Nathan and the United Nations was an integral part of the agency’s three consecutive Campaign Brief Agency of the Year wins.