Banter grows team with new promotions and hires following a string of big wins

Banter, the specialist engagement marketing and brand experience agency, is celebrating a wave of momentum with fresh team updates and a shiny round of new hires.

Over the past 12 months, Banter has welcomed some new clients including Afterpay, CUPRA, Pandora, My Muscle Chef, MUFG, and TikTok.

Stepping into the spotlight, Hannah Jenkins returns from maternity leave with a promotion to head of production, where she’ll lead the charge on Banter’s production vision and strategy.

In this new role, Jenkins will head up the production team, championing boundary-pushing approaches across experiential, events, content, and digital campaigns.

Banter has welcomed Regina San Juan as senior producer. San Juan comes onboard fresh from having played a pivotal role as a part of the Sydney WorldPride 2023 team and, more recently leading event production logistics for the 2024 GQ Men of the Year Awards at SUBVRT—bringing a wealth of experience and energy to the agency.

To round out the new faces, Banter has brought in Lucie Drysdale and Callam Paul as account executives, both joining straight from the Flaunt Talent graduate program.

Says Paul Den, co-founder of Banter: “It’s been an amazing year for Banter, but more importantly, the first six months of independence has shown us just how much demand there is for the kind of work we do, the way we think, and the type of people we are. These promotions and hires are set to make such a huge difference to Team Banter for 2025.”

Banter celebrated its ninth birthday with its brand new showreel:

Pictured L-R: Hannah Jenkins, Regina San Juan, Lucie Drysdale and Callam Paul