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That didn’t take long. Nine months after joining Arnold in New York as president, Corey Mitchell is leaving.
His departure follows a string of major organizational changes at the agency, including Pam Hamlin taking the reins as the top executive after Robert LePlae left in December, among others. The agency works for clients like Milkbone, Hershey's and 23andme.
"I’ve taken great pride in establishing momentum in the Arnold, New York office with a range of quick and important new business wins, some internal reorganization, and strong client relationships,” Mitchell said in a statement.
The new business wins—including Kao USA, Volvo Trucks, DCH Auto Group and the cholesterol drug Alirocumab, a joint venture from pharmaceutical companies Regeneron and Sanofi—are said to be worth $12 million in new revenue for the agency.
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