The Future of Agencies

Giant Spoon Hires Film Producer Kenny Mac to Run Diverse Marketing Practice

The strategy-driven offering will take multicultural messaging out of silos

Kenny Mac recently served as executive producer for Antebellum, a movie starring Janelle Monáe.Giant Spoon
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By Minda Smiley

December 14, 2020

Giant Spoon, which laid off 20% of its staff earlier this year as a result of Covid-19’s impact on its experiential business, is heading into 2021 with a new leadership hire.

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Minda Smiley is deputy Agencies editor at Adweek.

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