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Droga5 names Mark Green as its global CEO
In his new role, Mark Green will work closely with the global chief creative officer Pelle Sjoenell
He will oversee all Droga5 creative offices around the world, as stated in a media report, which includes Dublin, London, New York, São Paulo and Tokyo. (Image source: LinkedIn (The Monkeys))
Mark Green, who was the co-founder and chief executive officer of Australia based creative agency, The Monkeys and who currently leads Accenture Song's Australia and New Zealand operations as president, has been named the global CEO of Droga5. He will assume the role starting in October 2024 and will relocate to New York city.
In 2017, The Monkeys was acquired by Accenture. And in 2019, Accenture bought Droga5. On December 1, 2024, The Monkeys will rebrand as Droga5. In his new role, Green will work closely with the global chief creative officer Pelle Sjoenell, as stated in a media report, to oversee all Droga5 creative offices around the world, which includes Dublin, London, New York, São Paulo and Tokyo.
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