Getting to Know…

The media agency’s new CEO on how she spends her weekends, what she loves about Toronto, when she sets her alarm (and when she actually gets up).

Juliet’s new managing director, client services on how her upbringing instilled her deep empathy for the experience of others, her love of grown-up cartoon Tuca and Bertie, and her “cat kid” Mabel.

The media agency’s new VP digital acceleration on his favourite TV show, football team (the real football), and what he loves about weekends in Canada.

The agency’s new creative director, design, is a fan of The Simpsons and Alice in Wonderland, and has a cat for an alarm clock.

The new vice-president of client services at lg2’s Toronto office once climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, which is cool. And is a fan of the Duke Blue Devils which is, you know, her choice.

The new chief growth officer for Big Digital is also a huge sports fans who loves to ski and teach.

The Hive’s new VP shares why she’s so into golf, what she learned from Robin Whalen, and why her dog’s name is connected to where she got married.

Zerotrillion’s new managing director in Toronto and global chief strategy officer, tells us about his son, his favourite books, and has some movie recommendations.

Toronto multicultural agency Ethnicity Matters recently made some new additions to its management team.

Mackie Biernacki’s director of editorial content on her kids, her cat and how she cuts onions.

Angry Butterfly’s new ECD explains that photo, and reveals his favourite TV show, movie and the video game he’s really, really good at.

Cossette Media’s new VP of operations for Quebec and east, on being an early riser, her weekend routine, and her favourite thing about the industry.

MSL’s VP of creative strategy and integrated communications on spending her childhood travelling the world, and the importance of structural change to address diversity issues.

The new creative director at District Ventures Plus on his favourite TV show, why he doesn’t need an alarm clock (it’s kids), and creating the branding for his cottage “RandalLand.”

Mint’s new creative director shares the little-known movie she loves, and her favourite book in our new Getting to Know feature.

Cooper wanted to be a sculptor, while Ortega wanted to be a lawyer for captive animals. Instead, they became a copywriter and art director.

Bairos Hofer is the new head of marketing for Twitter Canada, arriving at the social network after spending the past six years with Rogers.

Maura Hanley, who has spent much of her career in Canadian marketing at the forefront of innovation, joins Dentsu Media as chief digital officer.