Today the Brave promotes client services director from within
Jaimes Leggett: 'Cosmo is a gun. He cares about the team, our work and clients in equal measure. There is no better person to step up to the plate.'
Today the Brave has promoted Cosmo Haskard as client services director.
Since joining the independent agency, Haskard has played a pivotal role in leading accounts including Carnival Cruise Line, News Corp Metro & Regional Mastheads, StrangeLove Beverage Co. and Wendy’s.
Haskard's has been integral to building strong relationships and driving impactful creative for the agency. He brings over a decade of adland experience from across three continents, including Zulu Alpha Kilo in Toronto, Canada, and adam&eveDDB in London, UK.
"I'm eager to continue TTB's growth in the indie space," Haskard said of his promotion. "We have an amazing team here delivering memorable work punching above its weight. So I want to say a big thank you to them, and of course to our fantastic client partners. Buzzing for what we have in store next."
Jaimes Leggett, managing partner at Today the Brave, said: "Cosmo is a gun. He cares about the team, our work and clients in equal measure. There is no better person to step up to the plate."
Haskard's promotion doubles down on Today the Brave's commitment to growing their team to best service an expanding roster.
The promotion follows significant new business wins for the independent agency, including Wendy's and to further support their existing roster of client partners, including News Corp, University of Sydney, and Carnival Cruise Line.
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Last year, the agency also welcomed the appointment of Cyndall McInerney as senior copywriter, to partner with art director, Kate Idle.
McInerney joins from The Monkeys, Part of Accenture Song, bringing her quirky tone has earned her a range of international awards from her time working in both Sydney and London with both large networks and small independent agencies.
Top image: Cosmo Haskard
