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Grey Taps ECD on E*Trade

South African creative exec joins on key account

April 25, 2008

- Adweek Staff


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E*Trade's 'talking baby' spot was a big Super Bowl hit for Grey.

NEW YORK Noel Cottrell has joined WPP Group's Grey as executive creative director. He will work on the E*Trade account, taking over day-to-day oversight from Tor Myhren, ecd, CCO of Grey in New York.

This marks the first major appointment by Myhren since his arrival at Grey last fall.

"Noel has done great work on great, global brands," Myhren said in a statement. "He's founded his own agencies. He's run agencies all over the world. He will be a great asset to E*Trade and Grey."

Cottrell founded and owned two agencies in his native South Africa, including Joe Public Take-Away Advertising, which he sold to Interpublic Group in 2001, and more recently FoxP2. His other experience includes The Jupiter Room, FCB in both the U.S. and South Africa and Kirshenbaum Bond + Partners in San Francisco.

Grey's "Baby Banking" spot for E*Trade proved to be one of the most popular spots that aired during this year's Super Bowl, according to several national polls.


Grey Taps ECD on E*Trade

South African creative exec joins on key account

April 25, 2008

- Adweek Staff


adweek/photos/stylus/16642.jpg

E*Trade's 'talking baby' spot was a big Super Bowl hit for Grey.

NEW YORK Noel Cottrell has joined WPP Group's Grey as executive creative director. He will work on the E*Trade account, taking over day-to-day oversight from Tor Myhren, ecd, CCO of Grey in New York.

This marks the first major appointment by Myhren since his arrival at Grey last fall.

"Noel has done great work on great, global brands," Myhren said in a statement. "He's founded his own agencies. He's run agencies all over the world. He will be a great asset to E*Trade and Grey."

Cottrell founded and owned two agencies in his native South Africa, including Joe Public Take-Away Advertising, which he sold to Interpublic Group in 2001, and more recently FoxP2. His other experience includes The Jupiter Room, FCB in both the U.S. and South Africa and Kirshenbaum Bond + Partners in San Francisco.

Grey's "Baby Banking" spot for E*Trade proved to be one of the most popular spots that aired during this year's Super Bowl, according to several national polls.
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