Eleven promotes Fiona Milliken to managing director and Amy Ashworth to general manager

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Eleven promotes Fiona Milliken to managing director and Amy Ashworth to general manager

Creative PR agency Eleven marks its eleventh birthday with record growth and the promotions of Fiona Milliken to managing director and Amy Ashworth to general manager of its Sydney office.

 

The pair will lead the agency and its people to create change for good by turning ideas up to Eleven.

Milliken (right) has been with Eleven for the last nine years, spending the last five as general manager. She has been instrumental in leading the agency to be one of the most creative and awarded PR agencies regionally including PR Week Asia ANZ Agency of the Year.

Says Milliken: “Joining the agency as a team of three, I’m so proud to have been part of Eleven’s growth journey. We’ve got an awesome group of passionate, creative people so I’m excited to drive Eleven to the next level in my new role.”

Ashworth (left), steps into the general manager role from her position as executive partner. Ashworth has spent the last five years with Eleven, leading key accounts and memorable campaigns for the likes of Allianz, Mastercard, Kellogg’s and more.

Says Ashworth: “I’m proud to work for a business that puts ‘good’ at the heart of what it does. To know we’re helping create genuine change for our clients, team and industry matters.”

Eleven has more than doubled in size over the last three years and has offices in Melbourne and Auckland led by Kiefer Casamore, general manager and Angelina Farry, managing director, respectively. Part of TBWA, Eleven has a presence in Dubai and NYC. Over the last 12 months the agency also was acknowledged at creative showcases for D&AD, One Show, AdFest and AWARD.

Says Roberto Pace, group managing director, PR at TBWA: “Eleven years on it’s great to see that the agency is continuing to grow and make a difference. Fi and Amy have and will continue to be great leaders for our business, our partners and our people.”