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Senior Creative
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Boutique Experiential Agency | Woking, Surrey | Hybrid (2 days/week in office)
Salary: Up to £65,000
Reports to: Head of Creative
The Opportunity
A fantastic chance for a Senior Creative to join a fast-growing, creatively led experiential agency, taking full ownership of one of the business's most important accounts, a major global drinks brand.
This is a newly created role. The account currently sits with senior leadership and freelance support, and the agency is looking for someone brilliant to come in and own it end to end, freeing up the leadership team to focus on growth. You'll be the lead creative on a huge, varied programme of sponsorship and hospitality activations across major international sporting events, plus a stream of smaller spin-off projects throughout the year.
You'll join a dedicated account team of around 15, working alongside a second creative, account managers, and production, and you'll have real client-facing responsibility from day one.
What You'll Be Doing
- Owning the full creative process end to end: taking briefs, developing concepts, producing scamps, and building out design intent packs (sections, elevations, reflected ceiling plans, material schedules)
- Leading on a major programme of sponsorship and hospitality activations, including several headline events a year plus a busy calendar of smaller and spin-off projects
- Getting under the skin of the client's brand, sponsorship strategy, and guest experience, and translating that into standout design
- Building strong, trusted relationships with the client and leading creative presentations directly
- Supporting new business pitches for around a quarter of your time, with a particular focus on exhibitions, tech, iGaming, and esports
- Working closely with account and production teams, contributing ideas and energy across the wider studio, not just your own projects
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About You
- Currently working as a Senior Creative or Senior Designer within a brand experience, events, or exhibition agency
- Comfortable owning a project from brief to final design intent pack, not just the concept stage
- Experience with modular exhibition or build systems is a genuine plus; exhibition designers looking to make the move into experiential are very welcome to apply
- A hands-on creative who wants to be doing the work, not just directing it from a distance
- Proactive and collaborative, someone who brings energy and ideas into the studio and genuinely enjoys being part of a close-knit team
- Agency background (rather than in-house or production only) is important here
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Why Join?
- Ownership of a brand-new role and one of the agency's most exciting accounts
- Genuine variety, from major international activations to fast turnaround spin-off projects
- A collaborative, energetic studio culture where creatives are encouraged to contribute beyond their own projects
- Real client-facing exposure and the chance to build your own relationships from scratch
- A growing agency with ambitions to expand further into exhibitions and conferencing
Interested?
If you're a hands-on creative ready to take full ownership of a major account, we'd love to hear from you.
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