Madhavi Tumkur
Nov 1, 2010

McCann Erickson ECD Farrokh Madon resigns

SINGAPORE - Farrokh Madon, ECD at McCann Erickson, has decided to move on after three years with the agency.

McCann Erickson ECD Farrokh Madon
McCann Erickson ECD Farrokh Madon

"I've achieved all that I set out to do at McCann Erickson," he said.

"During my stint we've produced memorable digital and integrated campaigns, won regional and local business pitches and brought home a handful of awards, including the only Grand Prix in the history of the Effie Awards in Singapore, as well as Golds at Spikes, AdFest and Creative Circle Awards," said Madon.

He added, "A new decade is just around the corner, I'm extremely excited about the future and It's time for a new challenge."
Although Madon is considering a few options he said that he was not yet in a position to say where he will move next. 
"All I look forward to is producing great work in a creative environment," he said.
Prior to joining McCann Erickson, Madon worked as ECD at BBDO Singapore and deputy creative director at M&C Saatchi Singapore. 

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