independent creative communications agency, SOCIETY has elevated Lucy Brewer to Client Lead and Meriel Killeen to Manager as the agency expands its client base and enhances its service offerings.

Brewer, who has previously worked across accounts such as Blooms The Chemist, Unilever ANZ, and Woolworths, has quickly risen through the ranks from Consultant to Client Lead. Her rapid progression is a testament to her leadership skills and experience, which have been instrumental in driving growth for the company and its clients.

"I'm thrilled to see Lucy join our senior leadership team, to help support and drive growth for the company and our clients. With her exceptional leadership skills and experience, I am confident she will seamlessly transition into her new role," said Dena Vassallo, CEO of SOCIETY.

Killeen, meanwhile, has demonstrated creativity across clients such as Color Wow, Evo, Violet Crumble, and Australian Education Union. Her ability to produce brave ideas and creative solutions has consistently delivered outstanding results, earning her the promotion to Manager.

"Meriel has a talent for producing brave ideas and creative solutions to consistently deliver outstanding results, in addition to her natural skill for fostering strong connections with our clients and media. It's always fulfilling to see people thrive and grow within our organisation and take the next steps in their career development. I look forward to seeing them both continue to excel as well as inspire others to follow in their footsteps," Vassallo said.

SOCIETY is an independent, female-founded, owned and led marketing communications agency that supports clients such as Woolworths, Optus, Unilever ANZ, Stockland, Color Wow, San Remo, Violet Crumble, and more.

"Building the skills of our team is imperative to providing quality services as our clients look to spark brand connections and create a meaningful impact on our society. We empower our people to challenge themselves creatively and professionally, so to see Lucy and Meriel step into these new roles is incredibly rewarding." Vassallo said.