Morgan Harris-Warrick

Morgan Harris-Warrick has a diverse work experience in the advertising industry. Morgan began their career as a Survey Designer at Market Strategies in 2000 before moving on to be a Brand Planning Intern at BBDO West in 2003. In 2004, they joined Grey as an Associate Brand Planner and later became a Senior Brand Planner. During their time at Grey, they played a key role in the re-launch of the Robitussin brand and developed the "Brand Compass" for Advil PM. Morgan also led a successful ad campaign for Dairy Queen that incorporated social media.

In 2011, Morgan worked as a Senior Strategic Planner at UPROAR!, where they reworked the company's strategic process and managed the strategic planning department. Morgan led brand reinventions for major brands such as Twister, Playskool, and Push Pop. Morgan then joined McCann in 2013 as a Senior Strategist and led North American strategy for integrated campaigns. Morgan developed the Brand Voice tool to ensure consistent brand messaging across different media platforms and created a new storytelling model for a Pillsbury campaign.

In 2014, Morgan became a Senior Brand Planner at Saatchi & Saatchi Wellness, where they helped win a major new AstraZeneca brand and developed a guerilla campaign for Mrs. Green's. Morgan joined Campbell Ewald in 2017 as a Planning Director, where they led planning on the MilkPEP account and presented educational sessions on the youth market.

Most recently, Morgan has been working as the VP, Strategy Director at Hill Holliday since 2019.

Morgan Harris-Warrick's education history begins in 1996 when they attended Carleton College. From 1996 to 2000, Morgan pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at Carleton College. Afterward, in 2003, they enrolled in Miami Ad School (M.AD School) to participate in a Boot Camp for Brand Planners. The degree earned from this program is not specified.