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Cohn & Wolfe Names Gary Goldhammer Executive Vice President, Digital Innovation Group, U.S.

by | Feb 1, 2018

Cohn & Wolfe, a global communications agency, announced the appointment of Gary Goldhammer as Executive Vice President, Digital Innovation Group, U.S. Goldhammer is responsible for leading the U.S. Digital Innovation Group team, providing senior marketing strategy to top clients, driving digital excellence and championing business growth throughout the region. He is based in Los Angeles and reports to Chad Latz, Chief Innovation Officer and to Laura Pesin Eder, President, North America.

“Cohn & Wolfe’s continued growth and commitment to designing powerful, digitally-driven, integrated marketing solutions demands the industry’s top talent,” said Latz, who also serves as Worldwide President, Digital Innovation Group. “Gary’s solid track record of delivering breakthrough digital strategies and programming, team leadership, along with his experience merging the worlds of digital and creative truly sets him apart.” As part of his role, Goldhammer will also sit as a member of the agency’s Global Digital Leadership Team.

Goldhammer joins Cohn & Wolfe from Hill + Knowlton where he most recently served as U.S. Creative Director, overseeing and driving creative and integrated marketing strategies. Prior, he served Hill + Knowlton as the U.S. Chief Digital Strategist.

“For years, I’ve been impressed by Cohn & Wolfe’s stellar work, growth, talent and relentless focus on digital innovation,” said Goldhammer. “I am excited to seize this new opportunity to advance the digital priorities that will contribute to the agency’s ongoing success.”

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