Ronald Ng assumes role of Global Chief Creative Officer at MRM
Ronald Ng has joined MRM as its new Global Chief Creative Officer, based out of the agency's New York office. This move marks a significant shift for Ng, who spent the last two years at digital experience agency Isobar, where he played a key role in the agency's success at the 2019 Cannes Lions festival.
During his tenure at Isobar, Ng contributed to the agency's most successful Cannes Lions festival to date. In particular, Isobar Netherlands won six silver Lions for Volkswagen's innovative interactive audiobook 'Road Tales.' This groundbreaking project, which uses location-based data to tell stories, was created under Ng's leadership and went on to win six silver Lions at the 2019 Cannes Lions festival.
The 2019 Cannes Lions festival is a prominent international advertising and creative communications competition, and Ng's work on 'Road Tales' helped Isobar to stand out among the competition. Volkswagen's 'Road Tales' also won six silver Lions at the festival, further cementing its success.
Prior to his time at Isobar, Ng served as the Global Chief Creative Officer at Digitas. Before that, he held the position of Chief Creative Officer at BBDO Singapore. With a proven track record of driving creative success, Ng is poised to make a significant impact at MRM.
It is important to note that Ng is not directly replacing anyone at MRM. His appointment comes as the agency continues to grow and evolve, and he will bring his unique perspective and expertise to the table as the agency looks to the future.
MRM is part of the McCann Worldgroup network, and Ng's arrival is a testament to the agency's commitment to attracting top talent in the industry. Ng's predecessor as Global Chief Creative Officer of MRM was Rob Reilly. With Ng's extensive experience and proven track record, he is well-positioned to lead the agency to new heights.
