Agency’s hires come as a result of an expanding Northland Properties business as well as new business wins
Vancouver and Edmonton-based agency Full Punch has made key hires and promotions to bolster its team and expand agency depth and capability.
Adding to the agency’s brand management team are Ben Turner and Ruth Hurley. Ben joins with a wealth of agency and client-side experience, having previously held senior roles across the hospitality sector— including as head of marketing at Freehouse Collective, formerly known as the Donnelly Group. Hailing from Ireland, Ruth brings her experience of working for prestigious yogurt brand Glenilen Farm to the team.
“Ben’s expertise will help us fully capitalize on our growing business with Northland Properties,” says Mike Leslie, founding partner and president. “Bolstered by Ruth’s keen understanding of brand marketing, this will allow us to better service all our clients and ensure we continue to create work that makes an impact.”
In addition, Full Punch has bolstered its creative offering by promoting Trista Capitano to associate creative director and adding Rosie Le Friec as integrated producer. Previously at TAXI, Trista joined Full Punch in early 2022 as senior designer and art director. “The additional creative leadership allows me to focus more on the big picture of our clients and the agency,” says Chris Zawada, founding partner and head of creative. Rosie brings a wealth of experience and knowledge from her time at Specsavers, where she managed a range of projects in film and advertising for the global optical brand.
The agency’s hires come as a result of an expanding Northland Properties business as well as new business wins, including Coast Spas, Metropolitan Flooring and Canfor.
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