Liz is the General Manager of Digital Arts Network Sydney. Still new to Australia, she joined us in April 2013 after 10 years’ working at world-class integrated agencies in London and the USA. During that time Liz led the delivery of multiple integrated and digital campaigns for clients globally, in the USA and in Europe.

Prior to joining us, Liz was responsible for establishing BBH-London’s Digital Realisation Unit and running the Google account across EMEA at BBH-London. Before London, she spent nearly seven years at creative powerhouse Crispin Porter + Bogusky, primarily working on Microsoft Windows, Volkswagen and MINI Cooper accounts.

Liz has presented at the prestigious SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas, as well as closer to home here in Sydney, with SheSays.

Kimberlee is Executive Director Whybin\TBWA Group and Head of DAN Melbourne. She joined the agency in 2011, initially to establish the agency’s CRM offering with a focus on engagement planning. This role was quickly expanded into overseeing the agency’s total digital offering as well as championing the Group's future vision.

Formally trained as a direct marketer, Kimberlee’s strategic approach to digital lies at finding the intersection of insight, data and technology. She is fastidious about isolating touchpoints on a consumer journey and bridging the gap between micro-actions and large integrated bursts.

In a career that has spanned almost two decades, Kimberlee's rounded understanding of the communications process, coupled with her ability to articulate strategic thinking at all levels of management, has seen her develop and execute campaigns across most major categories and brands, including NAB, ANZ, Medibank Private, Tourism Australia, Optus, Qantas Frequent Flyer, Australia Post, Nissan and Mercedes Benz.

Kimberlee previously held GM/MD roles at Clemenger Proximity, Mark and M&C Saatchi.

Russ is the National Creative Director for Digital Arts Network. Russ fell into digital advertising after entering a Dragons’ Den-style UK reality television competition, The E-millionaire Show. His idea to offer discounts to shoppers via mobile phones (beepboutique) was unfortunately rejected by Sir Martin Sorrell on national television.

Fortunately Russ landed himself a job as a web designer and then joined London startup Agency Republic as an interactive Art Director working on O2, LYNX, MTV, BBC NEWS and Egg Money.

In 2007 Russ moved to TEQUILA Sydney to work on global movie websites for New Line Cinema. He’s since helped save dogs for Pedigree, shift cars for Nissan, and make playful interactive experiences for NRMA Insurance. He’s creatively helped the agency unlock achievements at Cannes, One Show Interactive, Spikes Asia, Webby Awards, as well as many local awards.