BRING promotes Brooke Pilton to executive partnerships director

BRING has announced the promotion of Brooke Pilton to lead the growing roster of BRING clients in the newly created role of executive partnerships director after two years at the agency.

During her time with BRING agency, Universal Music for Brands, she has reinvigorated and evolved the account management arm of the agency, streamlining operations to better service BRING’s growing client roster.

Pilton has successfully led the team in delivering a number of high-profile campaigns, including a deconstructed music festival for American Express with their Back the Night initiative, as well as award-winning work for EA Games and more.

Adam Ireland, general manager at BRING said: "Brooke is an incredibly talented and integral executive within the agency, both operationally and culturally. She has been a driving force of the business during her tenure and we couldn’t be more excited to promote her to this new leadership role.

"Brooke has grown our existing client base and built deep and meaningful relationships with them. Beyond the work, Brooke is an exceptional leader and mentor to her team, and everyone feeds off her energy," he said.

"As the agency continues to grow with more brands looking for specialist music solutions to capture new audiences, we’re thrilled to have Brooke’s extensive experience and passion to drive accelerated results, helping our clients navigate the music landscape with ease, passion, and expertise," Ireland added.

The list of Pilton's achievements within the agency are extensive, she has delivered multi-million-dollar music platforms for clients, coached and mentored staff to achieve industry recognition, and has been pivotal in growing the agency’s footprint, delivering a first-of-its-kind industry event at this year’s Vivid Sydney, the BRING Artist X Brand Summit.

Pilton will continue to report to Ireland and now oversee all of the agency’s clients, with the appointment coming off the back of a number of yet-to-be-announced client wins.

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