Agustin Fernández Madero

Agustin Fernández Madero has a diverse and extensive work experience in the advertising industry. Agustin is currently working as a Creative Director at GUT since 2023. Previously, they held the position of Group Creative Director at BBDO Argentina from February 2021 to December 2022. During their time at BBDO Argentina, they also served as a Creative Director at Fit by BBDO, where they worked with various clients such as Ford, Lays, Unilever, SC Johnson, and more.

Before joining BBDO Argentina, Agustin worked as a Creative/Copywriter at DDB Argentina, Circus DF/BA/MAD/LA, GREY Argentina, RAPP, and di Paola | WPP. Agustin also had a role as a Coordinador Comunicación Comercial at TECHO - Argentina, where they were responsible for conceptualizing and managing projects. Additionally, Agustin worked as a Creative/Copywriter at MUNDO Buenos Aires, where they worked with clients like Coca Cola, Danone, Claro, and more. Agustin has also worked at 361 Argentina as a Creative/Copywriter.

Overall, Agustin Fernández Madero has demonstrated a strong track record in the advertising industry, holding various creative and leadership roles throughout their career.

Agustin Fernández Madero's education history is as follows:

From 2005 to 2007, they attended Escuela Superior de Creativos Publicitarios. No degree or field of study information is provided for this period.

Starting in 2007, they enrolled at the University of Buenos Aires to study "Arte, filosofía y verdad". There is no end year mentioned for this degree.

In 2008, they participated in a course titled "Fotografía y realización de un proyecto personal" with photographer Maru Tombacco. This course focused on photography.

In 2010, they took part in a workshop on drawing and painting at Museo Sívori.

In 2013, they attended Miami Ad School (M.AD School) for a course called "De creativo a director creativo".

In 2015, they received training in first aid at Cruz Roja Internacional.

Currently, there is no information regarding a specific start year for their second degree at the University of Buenos Aires, although it is mentioned that the degree is in "Arte".