Advertising agency OMD hires executives from Publicis as its new Chief Investment Officer, with Kelly Metz stepping down from the position.
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Welcome two fresh faces to OMD's C-suite - Dan Rolli as the new Chief Investment Officer (CIO) and Kim Einan as the Chief Strategy Officer (CSO)! Both hail from lengthy stints at Publicis Group, with Rolli serving as the evp and head of partnerships at Zenith, and Einan holding the CSO role at Starcom.
Rolli takes up his new role from Kelly Metz, who's bidding adieu after a year and a half with OMD. Here's what OMD U.S. had to say about Rolli, "As an architect of integrated investment and an advocate for connecting brand-building and performance investment, Dan has a track record of pushing boundaries to unveil what's next."
In essence, Rolli's job at OMD revolves around shaping media investment strategies. Although specifics beyond his CIO role remain vague in the current reports. With these appointments, OMD is committed to fortifying its leadership team in response to ever-changing media landscapes.
Dan's exit from Publicis and entry into OMD aligns with broader industry shifts in executive talent, albeit the details of his prior roles within Publicis are undisclosed in the available sources. The focus on strategic and investment expertise underlines OMD's mission as they move forward.
- Kim Einan, the new Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) at OMD, previously held a similar position at Starcom, which is part of the Omnicom-owned Publicis Group.
- Despite the lack of detailed information about Dan Rolli's prior roles within Publicis Group, his work as the evp and head of partnerships at Zenith, also part of Publicis, provided him with an extensive background before joining OMD.
- As the Chief Investment Officer (CIO) at OMD, Dan Rolli is responsible for shaping media investment strategies, a role that is integral to the company's focus on strategic and investment expertise.
- In line with the evolving media landscapes, OMD is bolstering its leadership team through strategic appointments, such as the recruitment of Dan Rolli from Omnicom's rival, Publicis Group.
