Matt Savage

Matt Savage has extensive work experience in the advertising and creative industry. Matt has held various roles throughout their career, starting with DMB&B, New York, where they worked as a V.P./Senior Writer and Associate Creative Director. During their time at DMB&B, they handled accounts for notable brands such as Crest, Scope, Charmin, and Pampers, among others. Matt also had the opportunity to lead global brand launches for Procter & Gamble.

Matt then joined The Integer Group, an Omnicom agency, as an Executive Creative Director. Matt played a crucial role in launching the agency's Southwest office and was involved in securing new business for clients including MasterCard, Cingular, Pioneer, and Sara Lee. Matt also held the position of Writer/Integer at The Integer Group, where they focused on the intersection of branding and selling.

In 2005, Matt became the Executive Creative Director and Principal at PowerPact, LLC. During their time there, they contributed to the growth and success of the company until their departure in 2007.

After leaving PowerPact, Matt joined nomee.com, a digital start-up backed by Broadcast.com's Todd Wagner. In their role as Chief Idea Officer, they spearheaded the launch of the company's first-ever all-in-one social networking software.

In 2010, Matt joined TPN as the VP, Executive Creative Director. Matt managed a team of creative professionals in both the NYC and Dallas offices and collaborated with strategists, account staff, and other Omnicom agencies to deliver exceptional retail and digital solutions for Bank of America and other clients. Matt also contributed to TPN's branding and business development efforts, as well as the growth of the TPN NYC office.

Overall, Matt Savage's work experience demonstrates their expertise in creative direction, strategy, and business development in the advertising industry.

Matt Savage attended The University of Tulsa from 1976 to 1981. No degree or field of study information is available.