Birthday appoints European client partner
Global creative collective Birthday has appointed Pink Kitsawat as client partner as it continues to grow its business across Europe.
Pink will lead the company’s European client relationships and growth, working across existing partnerships including Hinge and tonies while supporting its network of creative talent across the region.
She joins after more than seven years at AMV BBDO, where she led relationships with brands including Ford of Europe, Bupa, VOXI by Vodafone, Decathlon and Philips.
Her career has also spanned London, Germany and New Zealand.
Pink said: “What drew me to Birthday was the people.
“There’s incredible creative talent across Europe that Birthday is already working with, alongside this whole collective of brilliant people in the US and around the world.
“I love that we can bring the right people together around an opportunity, wherever they happen to be.
“There’s already so much happening here and so much more we can build.”
Pink’s appointment builds on Birthday’s growth across Europe, where it is global creative agency of record for Düsseldorf-based tonies and is entering its third year working with Hinge across European markets.
Pink joins with immediate effect and will report to Nicole Pinochet.
Nicole added: “Pink is one of those rare people who makes complexity feel simple.
“She knows how to lead large-scale, multi-market work for ambitious clients, and she’s someone you immediately want in the room.
“She’s curious, unflappable and genuinely excited by great creative work. We’ve built something really special in Europe, and we couldn’t be more excited to keep building it with her.”
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