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Executive Creative Director - London

London, UK

NVE Experience Agency is a brand experience and production agency dedicated to building ideas rooted in culture and guided by the principle that ‘The Right Moment Will Transform Someone Forever.’ NVE’s team of creatives, strategists, and producers develop insight-driven ideas rooted in culture to convert consumer attention into commitment, action, and brand loyalty.

Summary of Position:

As the Executive Creative Director, London, at NVE, you’ll help set the creative vision for the region and lead the development of groundbreaking campaigns that define the future of brand experiences. This role is at the pinnacle of creative leadership, requiring bold vision, strategic acumen, and the ability to inspire a world-class creative team.

Job Responsibilities:

  • Oversee the development and execution of high-profile campaigns and brand experiences, ensuring the work meets NVE’s high standards of creativity and craftsmanship
  • Inspire the kind of work that is shared across the industry and the internet – and recognized on the industry’s biggest stages
  • Work with the CCO to drive the overarching creative vision and strategy for the agency globally 
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with high-profile clients, establishing NVE as a trusted partner
  • Collaborate with senior agency leadership to drive business growth in the region across new verticals 
  • Represent the agency as a thought leader in the industry, speaking at conferences, being a voice in social media and judging industry awards shows
  • Mentor senior creative leaders, fostering a culture of innovation and growth
  • Drive the adoption of cutting-edge tools and methodologies to maintain NVE’s competitive edge
  • Champion a culture of inclusivity, creativity, and collaboration across all teams
  • Ensure the agency’s creative work sets industry benchmarks and elevates the NVE brand

Qualifications:

  • You have 15+ years of enviable experience with significant time spent in leadership roles and a portfolio of industry-leading, award-winning, press-earning work – your portfolio has work people recognize
  • You embody NVE’s behaviors – be courageous, be committed, be curious, be catalysts, and be good citizens
  • You are a marketer and a creative powerhouse but beyond that, you are a business leader who understands strategy, finance and operations, and how to make it all work together 
  • You are confident, passionate and have a POV, but not an ego – you know that this work takes teamwork
  • You are a lifelong student of creativity and advertising – you can rattle off a list of your favorite campaigns

Location: 

We are a hybrid company with hub locations in Los Angeles, New York City and London. The ideal candidate is located within commuting distance of the Central London area, and should be willing to work from our Shoreditch office a minimum of 1-2 days a week.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging:

At NVE, we are led by curiosity and fueled by humanity. Authentic connection is at the heart of our work, and we embrace the opportunity and responsibility we have as an organization to provide the tools and resources needed to deliver the best and most equitable experiences possible for our employees and the clients we serve.

Perks & Benefits: 

  • Health & Wellness Benefits   
  • Annual Leave 
  • Leadership offsites
  • Paid Parental Leave   
  • Flexible WFH policy   

Salary Range:  

This is an exempt role. NVE intends to provide a competitive total compensation package which includes a variety of incentives, benefits, growth and developmental opportunities. There are many factors to the presented salary range, including but not limited to - location, departmental budgets, certifications, and overall job-related qualifications.

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