Nick Angel to be new Creative Director for Project 2050
25 Jan '08
3 min read
He later worked at Grey-China where he was recognized nationally for his work on Proctor & Gamble, Heineken, Wrigley's (Worldwide), Reebok, and Cartier.
He then joined Vinizius Young & Rubicam in Barcelona, Spain where he was senior art director handling projects for Danone, Horniman's Teas, Pampero Rum, and Terra.com.
"Project 2050 is a great agency with a very progressive approach towards capturing the minds of young adult and youth markets, and I'm proud to join such a refreshing group of forward-thinking pioneers," stated Angel.
"Project 2050 has a special voice in the industry, which they very much own. It's rare when you find an organization that isn't just smoke and mirrors -- they possess real substance and a real drive to make a difference."
Dao-Yi Chow previously served as creative director, since August 2006, and has recently been appointed to design director.
In this new role, Chow will head up all product design and development efforts at Project 2050, of which he played an integral role in the redesign of the agency's recently re launched website.
He will additionally play an instrumental role in continuing to provide clients with customized design solutions for new product launches and exclusive service offerings.
"Over the last year, we've been fortunate to have Dao-Yi as part of the Project 2050 family," stated Matt Pressman, Project 2050 partner and managing director.
"He offers such a unique and invaluable skill set that we wanted to evolve his position and allow him the opportunity to further showcase his tremendous talents."
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