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FP7 McCann Dubai appoints new Head of Strategy

posted on Sep. 12, 2024 at 11:00 amSep 11, 2024

Before joining FP7 McCann, Salter served as Head of Strategy at Ogilvy New Zealand, where he provided strategic guidance to clients such as the University of Auckland, bp, Coca-Cola, and the Human Rights Commission.

Nick Salter, Head of Strategy, FP7 McCann – Dubai

FP7 McCann Dubai has appointed Nick Salter as its Head of Strategy, Dubai, aiming to bolster its strategic leadership and strengthen the agency’s commitment to driving business growth through creative excellence.

Salter will spearhead the agency’s strategic direction, ensuring that creativity continues to drive significant business growth for its clients.

With over 15 years of experience in utilising creativity as a powerful business tool, Salter boasts a track record of enabling brands to outperform in highly competitive markets. His diverse background across

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