Scott Whybin, founder regional creative director and CEO of Whybin\TBWA has resigned. Whybin began the agency 21 years ago and was was inducted into the AdNews Advertising Hall of Fame in 2015. Paul Bradbury, CEO of Australia New Zealand, has taken on full responsibility for the region.

The Whybin\TBWA statement reads:

“Last year Whybin was inducted into the AdNews Hall of Fame for an exceptional career spanning over 30 years, including being the youngest ever Creative Director at The Campaign Palace at age twenty-six. Whilst at The Campaign Palace, Scott wrote five of the Top Ten Australian ads of the last twenty-five years, including Dunlop Tyres and ‘Sic’em Rex for Antz Pantz. Scott has won every local and global award and accolade that our industry offers.

“Four weeks ago, Whybin\TBWA was crowned the 2015 Australian Network of the Year by AdNews.

Keith Smith, TBWA President International Global Markets says: “Scott has helped to nurture and develop a significant number of the most talented and successful people working in the industry today, many of them are still working at Whybin\TBWA.

“Paul Bradbury has been with Whybin\TBWA for over ten years, is the Regional Chief Executive Officer across Australia & New Zealand and has full responsibility for the region.

“Kimberlee Wells has been with us for over four years and is the Chief Executive Officer of Whybin\TBWA Melbourne, and Andrew Scott has been with us nine years and is the Chief Executive Officer of Whybin\TBWA Auckland.”

Whybin’s GAYTMs are the house-made gift that keeps giving for the agency. Here is a little of its recent work.