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Burberry has appointed Rod Manley as Chief Marketing Officer after the exit of Sarah Manley (Rod’s sister) earlier this year. He will relocate to London from New York, where he was most recently executive vice-president for influence marketing and communications at Calvin Klein. He will report directly to CEO Marco Gobbetti.
Turner Duckworth, a global design firm, has a new leadership team. Former COO Joanne Chan will be global CEO, and Creative Director Sarah Moffat steps up to Global Chief Creative Officer, running the agency’s three locations in London, New York and San Francisco. Both women have spent more than 20 years at the firm.
Hero Digital has appointed Kenneth Parks as first-ever Chief Marketing Officer, a position he had previously served filled at Dentsu Aegis Network. Parks will oversee brand strategy, marketing and sales enablement. He’ll report directly to Hero Digital co-founder and chief executive David Kilimnik.
Dunkin’ Brands Group, the parent company of Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins, has named Tom Manchester as Senior Vice President, Integrated Marketing, Dunkin’ U.S. In his new role, Manchester will have responsibility for Culinary Innovation, Consumer Insights, Brand Marketing, and Field Marketing. He will continue to report directly to Tony Weisman, Chief Marketing Officer.
The Kellogg Company has promoted its SVP of integrated marketing Gail Horwood to the newly-created role of Chief Marketing Officer, North America.
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