FCB Global welcomes new leaders Susan Credle and Tyler Turnbull, as Carter Murray departs from his position.
FCB Global, one of the world's most renowned creative agencies, is undergoing a change in leadership. Effective at the end of March, Carter Murray will depart from his role as global chief executive, with Tyler Turnbull taking over as the new FCB North America chief executive.
Tyler Turnbull, who has been a key member of the FCB management team, will partner with Susan Credle, the global chief creative officer of FCB Global, in his new role. Credle will continue in her role, maintaining her position as a driving force behind FCB's creative success.
Susan Credle is not only the global chief creative officer but will also take on a new role within the organization. She will become the IPG-agency's global chair, further emphasizing creativity within FCB and IPG. This move is part of IPG's commitment to keeping creativity at the heart of their operations.
Philippe Krakowsky, the CEO of IPG, will oversee both Turnbull and Credle in their new roles. The management team led by Turnbull and Credle has been instrumental in FCB's success, and under their guidance, FCB has been recognised as one of the most renowned creative agencies worldwide.
These changes in leadership mark an exciting new chapter for FCB Global and IPG, as they continue to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation in the advertising industry.
In this new chapter for FCB Global and IPG, Tyler Turnbull, as the new FCB North America chief executive, will collaborate with Susan Credle, the global chief creative officer, in expanding their business, particularly in finance and entertainment sectors. Susan Credle, in her new role as the global chair, will anchor creativity in not only FCB but also in IPG's finance, business, and entertainment ventures.
