A lead creative behind M&C Saatchi’s gutsy – and much awarded – Game of Balls for Blue Ball Foundation, and the producer and writer of indigenous film, Kindred, Josh Bryer has become digital creative director at 303MullenLowe.
Bryer spent eight years at M&C Saatchi, joining as a freelance writer in 2007 and becoming associate creative director in 2012. He left the agency in April 2016 to become digital creative director at Havas. Recently has has freelanced at R/GA and Octagon.
Josh Bryer
Richard Morgan, executive creative director of 303 MullenLowe, commented, “Josh is well known for creating ideas that are strategically grounded and well thought through. He’s managed social for brands like Optus and NRMA. He cut his teeth producing effective direct campaigns. He understands how to use data to create highly targeted communications campaigns. He embodies the perfect mix of skills for growing our digital smarts.”
Bryer added, “I’m really excited about joining 303 MullenLowe and working across the agency’s creative, social, PR, content and media capabilities. Being part of a hyper-bundled model opens up a lot of opportunities to make deeper, lasting connections between brands and people.”
The Stable Awards: Creative Ingenuity of the Year, M&C Saatchi Game of Balls








