Rooster Appoints Joe Thomas as Creative Director

Virgin Media PR joins agency to boost firepower and develop client service.
Rooster, the cutting edge independent PR & digital communications agency, has appointed Joe Thomas as its first Creative Director.
Thomas, who led consumer PR at Virgin Media after a long spell at Brands2Life, joins Rooster’s senior team following a year of significant growth at the agency.
Reporting into managing director, James Brooke, Thomas will take responsibility for developing compelling client campaigns and championing creativity across the agency. His appointment follows a series of recent client wins including Contura, Ecoffee Cup, MOBKOi and Tianjin Airlines.
Said Rooster’s managing director, James Brooke: “Bringing Joe on board demonstrates our unwavering commitment to delivering only the best creative work for clients. Joe comes with a wealth of agency and in-house experience and that all-important creative flair to ensure that Rooster continues to deliver the big ideas and integrated campaigns that clients demand.”
Rooster’s new creative director, Joe, said: “Rooster’s evolved a winning ethos with ambitions and prospects to match. I look forward to helping our clients achieve their ambitions and to helping write the next chapter in the Rooster story.”
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For further press information, please contact:
James Brooke
Managing Director
Rooster PR
T: +44 (0)20 3440 8933
E: james.brooke@rooster.co.uk
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