BMF appoint Lowe’s Hamish Grieve as copywriter
Lowe Sydney’s Hamish Grieve has joined BMF as copywriter.
Grieve first learnt the dark art of persuasion under the tutelage of Kiwi legends Roy Meares and Jeremy Taine. Following a stint at WRC Auckland (now Rapp Collins) he moved to Sydney – freelancing at The Furnace, JWT, M&C Saatchi and The Campaign Palace. He also spent a year at Ward 6 creating work that helped them win AdNews Emerging Agency of the Year in 2009.
Grieve joined Lowe Sydney in April 2010, where he worked on major integrated campaigns for Unilever and Hydro Tasmania, but when the opportunity to move to BMF came up he jumped at the chance.
“I’ve wanted to work at BMF since ages ago. They’re the benchmark for award winning creative work that works, and I can’t wait to get stuck into their incredible client list.”
His work has been recognized at AWARD, The Caples, Young Guns, Axis, and ADMA.
14 Comments
good creative, awful foosball player.
best of luck dude 🙂
It’s always difficult writing about yourself in the 3rd person Hamish. Brave move putting yourself up here though!
Apparently he lives in a tree, and survives by licking the sweat off spineless suits and planners. All we know is, he’s called The Hamster!
if he did…he should spell check or lose the z
Congrats Hamish. Well done.
What about Derrick??
I’ve wanted to work at BMF since ages ago.
Who is he going to partner with?
The only Kiwi who doesn’t lick the sweat off his own b**ls.
“I’ve wanted to work at BMF since ages ago”
You have to admit, this guy is a gifted wordsmith.
9:16 AM, 5:04 PM – It’s perfectly acceptable talk in Kiwiland.
I wanted to work at BMF ages ago.
Not anymore…
1:39, I did work at BMF. Not anymore.
I’ve wanted to work at BMF since ages ago. You know, back when they used to do good work.