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By Janet Plume
NEW ORLEANS–Two key players in eight-year-old Lord Breen Fernandez here have left the agency in what founder John Lord called a ‘restructuring move.’
Gone from the agency are partner and principal Bobby Breen and creative director Norm Glenmeyer.
Earlier this month, Lord divested Breen of his interest in the agency, which will now be called Lord Fernandez.
Breen was a former Jefferson Parish sheriff’s deputy who helped Lord found the shop with Wayne Fernandez.
Lord said Breen’s departure was based on ‘philosophical differences in the direction the agency is going.’
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