Campaign Palace Signs Top NZ Creative

Campaign Palace Signs Top NZ Creative

One of New Zealand¹s top creative talents, Karl Fleet, has signed on with with national chief creative officer Reed Collins at The Campaign Palace Sydney to further bolster its creative power.

Fleet¹s creative and effectiveness award haul includes gold at One Show, eight Cannes Lions (including back to back gold), 12 pencils at AWARD and regular appearances in the D&AD Annual. In New Zealand he has won numerous Gold Axis awards as well as gold at the NZ Effies. His portfolio includes multi award winning campaigns for Speights ¬ Great Beer delivery, Schweppes short film festival, Hallensteins, Lift Plus, V, DB Export, Mizone and Amnesty International.

He was named Campaign Brief¹s top creative in Australasia in 2009. Fleet¹s portfolio includes multi award winning campaigns for Speights ¬ Great Beer delivery, Schweppes short film festival, Hallensteins, Lift Plus, V, DB Export, Mizone and Amnesty International.

³The Campaign Palace was the place to be when I started my career. It¹s an amazing brand and once again on its way up. I really want to be one of the team that puts it back on the creative map.

³For the past eight years, I have worked under one of the best creative directors in the business, Nick Worthington, who as a boss and mentor has taught me so much.

³But I can¹t wait to learn some new tricks, working with Reed and the rest of the crew at The Palace. Reed has done one of my all time favorite campaigns (Fox Sports) and has worked at some of the best shops around the world. He is a truly international talent. When you put him with the potential of The Palace, it was too good an opportunity to pass up. ³

Collins said, ³Karl has done an amazing body of work in NZ. He is passionate, tenacious, and very talented. Bringing with him a very diverse perspective on how creativity can deliver for our clients and partners. He will be a wonderful addition to the core group of people currently here. And the fact he¹s a lucha libre fan doesn¹t hurt either.²

Fleet starts with the agency next month.

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