Campaign Brief names Ricki Green managing editor; Mollie Myerson elevated to business development director

Campaign Brief is proud to announce two significant promotions within its team. Ricki Green, previously deputy editor, has been promoted to managing editor, while Mollie Myerson, formerly sponsorship, events, and media manager, steps into the role of business development director.

Both Green (above left) and Myerson (above right) have been integral to Campaign Brief’s growth and success, having joined the publication in 2012. Green, who came aboard in May 2012, has spent over a decade honing her editorial skills and developing a deep understanding of the advertising and creative industries.

Over the years, Green has taken on a wide array of responsibilities, including managing the day-to-day operations at Campaign Brief. From being the primary contact for all Australian and New Zealand industry news to recruiting global creative leaders for Bestads ‘Best of the Week’ series, Green’s hands-on approach has been key to the publication’s success.

Says Green: “Taking on the role of managing editor is both exciting and humbling. I’m thrilled to guide Campaign Brief into its next chapter and continue supporting the creative and advertising community that I’ve grown with over the years.”

Mollie Myerson, who joined Campaign Brief in November 2012, has been a driving force in sponsorships, events, and media partnerships. Her promotion to business development director reflects her proven ability to foster strong industry relationships and deliver impactful collaborations.

“Campaign Brief has been a huge part of my life for over a decade, and I’m incredibly excited to take on this new challenge. I look forward to expanding our partnerships and driving new opportunities that continue to connect and support the creative industry.”

The dual promotions mark a new chapter for Campaign Brief as it continues its mission to champion the creativity, innovation, and people shaping the advertising landscape in Australia, New Zealand, and beyond.