Jack Nunn returns to DDB Sydney for creative partner role after two year stint in London

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Jack Nunn returns to DDB Sydney for creative partner role after two year stint in London

DDB Sydney has today announced the appointment of Jack Nunn as creative partner leading the McDonald’s account.

 

Nunn rejoins DDB Sydney following a two-year stint in London at agencies Special and Ogilvy. During his previous time at DDB, he helped create award winning campaigns including Macca’s ‘Middle Child’, ‘The Sting Re-Mix’ and the launch of McCafe’s ‘Coffee Fit For An Aussie’ platform which is still an enduring asset for the McCafe brand today.

Nunn and his team also won the Nine Network’s inaugural $1 million ‘State of Originality’ prize for the Macca’s 2021 State of Origin campaign, ‘End of Night’. He has also contributed as the national co-head of AWARD School and has created work that has won at every major international awards show.

In his new role as creative partner, Nunn will be responsible for the creative direction of the  McDonald’s account, which includes full service advertising across its brand, retail and sponsorship portfolios.

Says Matt Chandler, executive creative director, DDB Sydney: “I couldn’t be happier to have Jack back at DDB Sydney. His energy, passion and talent are all you could ask for. I look forward to seeing him pick up where he left off with making more big, brilliant work for Macca’s that’s loved by fans across the country.”

Says Nunn: “McDonald’s is a phenomenal brand, the team at DDB Sydney and Macca’s are filled with absolute legends.  At the risk of double-dipping, I just had to come back for seconds.”

Nunn’s appointment is effective immediately.