Golf Nuntawat returns to Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand as executive creative director

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Golf_Nuntawat.jpgSaatchi & Saatchi Thailand has lured back Golf Nuntawat as Executive Creative Director of the agency. Golf (pictured left) re-joins the agency after an illustrious global career at BBH London & Singapore, JWT Tokyo, Jung von Matt Hamburg, Walker Zurich, and most recently as Creative Director at Ogilvy Shanghai. He replaces Joel Clement who resigned in August this year.

 

After leaving Saatchi & Saatchi almost a decade ago to grow his global expertise, Golf has continued his award-winning ways by collecting Gold at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, and picking up various awards at Spikes Asia, D&AD, Clio, Adfest, Eurobest, ADC, and Epica. His positive energy and talent has created global fame for great brands such as Coca-Cola, SC Johnson, Axe, Lux, Hyposwiss Private Bank, Vodafone, Mercedes-Benz F1, and Crest.

Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand CEO, Mark Cochrane, said: “We are so pleased Golf is joining us again. It tops off a great year of reinvigoration for the agency in the Thai market. We are firmly focused on being ‘the most progressive social, content creation and ideas company in Thailand’. Golf’s proven talent, creative leadership, and nurturing soul will certainly help us achieve that. It’s great to have him back in the family and to have such a star back in Thailand’s creative industry.”

 

Golf said, “I’m so excited to be returning home to Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand. It’s been a huge year for the agency and I’m inspired by its direction. Together with the team I look forward to making the world a better place through creativity, and filling Thailand with Lovemarks. The timing is just so right, and I’m sure it will be a lot of fun.”

 

Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand has gone from strength to strength this year with new business wins on Thanachart Bank, PTT owned Jiffy convenience stores, and Electrolux. It has also quickly created global fame for Big Cola through its recent ‘THINK BIG’ campaigns running across Asia and LATAM America.