SHED grows team with appointment of Kristy Orr as senior client and communications manager
The SHED team continues to expand with the recent appointment of Kristy Orr in the role of Senior Client & Communications Manager. Orr brings a wealth of big agency experience, and has worked on many of WA’s leading brands over the past 8 years.
“This is a significant hiring for us,” said SHEDcsc Managing Partner, René Migliore. “Finding the right person with the right mix of passion, personality and professionalism has been no mean feat. Our flat structure means everybody rolls up their sleeves, and obviously have to work well together. Kristy really gets how we work and has been a great addition to the team.”
Recent new business wins including APG Homes has resulted in SHED increasing their internal resources while retaining close working relationships with a select group of external partners. SHED Creative Director, Drew Ridley said Orr’s down to earth nature and enthusiasm made her the perfect fit for the agency.
“It’s only been a few short weeks but already she’s made a real difference to our culture, our processes and our client relationships.”

6 Comments
Congratulations Kristy, you’ll love it.
Congratulations yet again, onwards and upwards team SHED
Another Number 1 Draft Pick…well done girls and boys!
Well Done Kristy, congratulations on your new position at the Shed.
On another note. Why is Campaign Brief so bloody one sided in what they want to publish and write up about. Who, what when and wheres the big brown envelope.
This is supposed to be a Perth based organisation celebrating everything and everyone in Perth.
We have reported to you guys numerous times about new positions and people moving without a mention. You only ever report on the big agencies, when the small ones do the same great work and achieve amazing things also.
Your so full of shit Campaign Brief.
Publish this and I will stand by it. My names at the top.
But yet again. You probably won’t. AGAIN.
Hi Russell
Why don’t you just send in news like we do?
Very easy. Sure some agencies don’t want the publicity but I have to say we are 5 out of 5 for the past releases that we have sent in.
Try martin@campaignbrief.com and kim@campaignbrief.com
Lest anyone think we are ignoring Russell’s concerns, I have responded to him in a private email.