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Andy Campbell has extensive work experience in the field of client services and digital solutions. Andy began their career as a Client Executive at IBM in 2003, where they represented IBM's portfolio of offerings for various clients and was responsible for achieving growth targets. In 2014, they joined Reading Room as a Senior Consultant, working with clients to identify digital opportunities and shape strategies for their organizations. During this role, they successfully converted several high-profile prospective clients.
In 2016, Andy joined WONGDOODY as the Head of Client Services and was later promoted to Chief Client Officer. In these roles, they led teams in developing digital strategies, managing client relationships, and driving the digital agenda for client businesses. Andy also played a key role in the growth of Brilliant Basics in Europe, Middle East, and Africa markets as the Head of Strategic Growth. Currently, they serve as the Engagement Director at WONGDOODY.
Andy Campbell completed their education history with the following chronological information:
From 2017 to 2018, Andy attended Stanford University Graduate School of Business, where they completed the Infosys Global Leadership Program. During this time, they focused their studies on Business Leadership.
From 1999 to 2003, Andy studied at the University of Nottingham, majoring in E-Commerce. Andy'sfield of study included Business and Computing.
From 1997 to 1999, Andy attended Havant College, where they pursued their A-Levels. During this period, they focused on Mathematics, Economics, and Geography.
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WONGDOODY is a full-service advertising agency with offices in Seattle and Los Angeles. Since its founding in 1993, the agency has won hundreds of global awards for creativity and marketing effectiveness, while building a culture that consistently makes WONGDOODY one of the “best places to work” according to Ad Age, the Puget Sound BusinessJournal, and the Los Angeles Business Journal.