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Creative agency The Do Collective rebrands to Those That Do

Those That Do will focus on brand platform, experience, activation and capability training, partnering with ambitious marketers to create meaningful momentum for businesses.

Those That DoFrom top left, clockwise, Those That Do Founder and Director Ben Walker; Managing Director, Nathan Quailey; Client Partner, Yvette Harapa; Head of Experiential, Corey Clarke; Mark Hutton; Head of Strategy, John Schonegevel; Emma Barnett; and CFO Robbie Lettice.

Independent full-service creative agency, The Do Collective, has entered a new era reflected in the agency’s new brand positioning and name, Those That Do.

The new brand reflects the agency’s evolution from a nimble collective of thinkers into a multi-market creative company driving tangible brand action.

Those That Do will focus on brand platform, experience, activation and capability training, partnering with ambitious marketers to create meaningful momentum for businesses.

Those That Do Founder and Director, Ben Walker, said the new name and brand refresh was in direct response to the growing demand from clients for more immediacy, bravery and tangible impact in their campaigns.

“Since our inception, we’ve become known for helping brands walk the talk. We have worked with clients who believe that what a brand does says more than a tagline ever could alone. We’ve built ideas that turned heads, sparked trials, earned attention and moved the needle in the real world,” Walker said.

With offices in Sydney, Melbourne, London and Dubai, the agency will continue to be helmed by its current executive team, led by:

  • Founder and Director Ben Walker,
  • Managing Director, Nathan Quailey,
  • Head of Strategy, John Schonegevel,
  • Head of Experiential, Corey Clarke,
  • Client Partner, Yvette Harapa, and
  • General Manager Ginny Jackson will continue to lead the Dubai office.

The team will continue to oversee the team of strategists, creatives, makers and producers, dedicated to innovating, refining and creating work that makes an impact.

“Those That Do reflects our evolution from a nimble collective of thinkers and makers into a creative company, built for today’s momentum of hungry marketers. This is not about being louder, but being clearer, ensuring every client, collaborator and team member knows exactly what we stand for: doing the kind of work that doesn’t just win awards, but wins in market,” Walker said.

He added, “While our DNA remains the same, our story continues, with new energy, a bolder edge and a name that tells you exactly what we’re doing here: we’re not just building brands, we’re doing work that is building our clients’ businesses by bringing them to life.”

Those That Do is one of Australia’s fastest-growing independent creative agencies. Since launching in 2022, the agency has worked with a range of well-known brands, including Maxwell & Williams, QV Skincare, KFC,  Integra, Bluescope, Bumble and Clipsal, among others.

Earlier this year, Those That Do announced its expansion into Dubai, launching its Middle East operation with several new clients, including importer African+Eastern, cashback platform Mimojo, Drink Dry and Ego Pharmaceuticals Middle East and the appointment of Ginny Jackson to lead the agency in the region.

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Anup Oommen is the Editor of Campaign Middle East at Motivate Media Group, a well-reputed moderator, and a multiple award-winning journalist with more than 15 years of experience at some of the most reputable and credible global news organisations, including Reuters, CNN, and Motivate Media Group. As the Editor of Campaign Middle East, Anup heads market-leading coverage of advertising, media, marketing, PR, events and experiential, digital, the wider creative industries, and more, through the brand’s digital, print, events, directories, podcast and video verticals. As such he’s a key stakeholder in the Campaign Global brand, the world’s leading authority for the advertising, marketing and media industries, which was first published in the UK in 1968.