Multi-discipline award winning creative leader partnering with ambitious brands to create unforgettable experiences & lasting impact

Executive Creative Director at Huge

LONDON -> REMOTE

18+ YRS EXPERIENCE

-> STRATEGY & LEADERSHIP

-> DEPARTMENT BUILDING

-> C-SUITE RELATIONSHIPS

-> VISION & CONCEPT

-> InnoVation & VALUE PROP

-> FACILITATION & WORKSHOPPING

-> BRAND & STORYTELLING

-> UX, PRODUCT & SERVICE

-> RESEARCH & DATA

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Since 2018, Kieron has held the position of Executive Creative Director at Huge, where he has led the creative output for a $50 million portfolio of businesses, including LEGO, Ticketmaster and Hublot. Furthermore, he is the Global Head of the Experience Design Craft Community of Practice (100+ designers and creatives).

With nearly 20 years of experience around the world, Kieron has lived in both the UK and the USA, and has worked at several leading design-led agencies and consultancies, such as Publicis, SapientNitro, Conchango (now IBM Consulting), Fortune Cookie (now Possible), and Foviance (now EY Seren).

Kieron's expertise is extensive, particularly in the areas of automotive, financial services, media and entertainment, and luxury. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science and an MSc (Hons) in Human Computer Interaction.

Kieron has been recognised with numerous awards for his work, and he frequently collaborates with industry bodies like D&AD and Creativepool.

* SELECTED CLIENTS

2005 -> 2023

LEGO, Ferrari, Google, Selfridges, On Running, Warner Bros, Guinness, Sky, Amex, Hublot, DeBeers, Natwest, RBS, Barclays, Vanguard, UBS, Verizon, Vodafone, Saks, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Diesel, Toyota, British Airways, British Gas, Nothing, Bicester Village, Ticketmaster

-> HOW TO LEAD

* 3 PRINCIPLES

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Create positive change and drive business outcomes with the power of design and technology

02

Take a people and planet-centric approach, focusing on what matters

03

Inspire and grow teams of thinkers and makers to solve problems you can’t

* Brutalism

This site is inspired by Brutalism - a style with an emphasis on function over form, with a deliberate emphasis on typography, a restricted color palette, an emphasis on geometric shapes and a minimalistic layout

It emerged in the 1950s and 1960s as a reaction against the slick and polished designs of the time, and is inspired by the Brutalist architecture movement