KOJO heads west with Dunn named Perth EP

May 2 2013, 10:14 am | BY Martin Trevaskis | 7 Comments

PhoebeDunn_BLOG.jpgCreative storytelling company KOJO has appointed its first employee in Western Australia with Phoebe Dunn (pictured) named as the group’s Executive Producer in Perth. Her appointment signals the latest phase of KOJO’s ongoing national expansion.

“Western Australia is an exciting market and one where we see a great long-term future for KOJO,” Chief Executive Officer of KOJO, Mr Dale Roberts said. “KOJO has been working for WA-based clients for many years across film, TV and advertising.

“Most recently we teamed with local advertising agency Meerkats to develop a campaign for Murdoch University.”

“Having someone of Phoebe’s calibre now on the ground in Perth will ensure we have an even stronger personal interface with our clients and a great connection to local crews and artists. Phoebe is very highly regarded in the advertising industry and brings a wealth of experience and energy to the role. She is a great asset to our team and will be instrumental in growing our Perth presence.”

Dunn is well-known in Perth and her career in the advertising industry spans over 20 years. Most recently she was Head of Broadcast Production at 303  working on clients including IKEA, Red Rooster, and Federal Government work such as 2 &5 and Australian Better Health Initiative. Prior to 303, she worked for JDA and freelanced when she first moved to Perth 14 years ago.

“It’s really exciting to be representing such a dynamic business as KOJO in Perth,” she said. “I’m looking forward to working with people in the west to bring to them the full suite of services KOJO provides across content, digital, live events and post-production. “KOJO has an unrivalled ability to tell great stories across any screen. The company is a proven problem solver for creative agencies, government, film and corporate sector clients and I’m excited about the possibilities ahead.”

“Our passion has always been storytelling and it is incredibly exciting to be working across a broad range of projects nationally and internationally,” Roberts said.