Dominic Stallard to join Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore as executive creative director

Campaign Brief Asia hears Dominic Stallard has resigned as chief creative officer at Lowe Singapore to take up the executive creative director role at Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore.

He is set to replace former ECD Bruce Matchett who retired in December last year to turn his attention to other creative projects.

Stallard (left) has an impressive 22-year advertising career spanning across Europe, AMET and Asia. He is known as a passionate, hungry and reliable creative, as well as a strong manager.

“Dominic’s enthusiasm for creative ideas is something we wanted to bring to our agency. He’s got a fantastic track record of producing work that catches the attention of clients and consumers, and wins awards on the global stage,” says Paul Roebuck, CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore and Malaysia.

“The opportunity to develop interesting work for a great portfolio of clients is what attracted me to Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore,” said Stallard. “The agency has a great spirit and energy, and I look forward to growing its reputation as a hub for great creative ideas.”

He has won awards at every major advertising show, winning Golds at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and Clio Awards, One Show pencils, D&AD, as well as Grand Prix at Spikes Asia, Mobius, Creative Circle, Dubai Lynx and Thailand’s B.A.D. awards. In 2008 Stallard was named one of the top 10 Art Directors in the World by The Big Won. He has been a judge at the Cannes International Festival of Creativity three times, and is on the Press Advertising jury at the Global D&AD Awards held in March 2014.