Cult appoints new global managing director

Together, they launched a New York office in 2018, a global production house in 2019, and now have over 40 staff and an annual turnover of $8m.

As Cult continues its global expansion with hopes of opening an office in LA soon, following a raft of West Coast new business wins, and an office in Amsterdam, Lipscombe will oversee the day to day running of the agency while Turner will focus on creative output.

In the last three months, Cult has hired a new head of strategy, Charlotte Bunyan, its first communications director, Hugo Eyre-Varnier, and signed award-winning futurist author, Lucie Greene, to collaborate on Cult:Futures, their new insight and incubation programme.

Turner, co-founder and CCO at Cult, says: "Bridey is a powerhouse of brand, digital and consumer-centric business insight. Cult is re-inventing creativity and culture for the twenty first century, and her pioneering leadership skills and strategic laser-focused brain will place us firmly in the minds of CMO’s across the world. Our divide and conquer business strategy will double down on Cult’s success and expansion."

Lipscombe adds: "With Cat focused on creativity, taking on the role of MD felt a natural extension. Cult is 100% independently owned and has a unique offering with creativity embedded at its core. With our combined vision and pace, we offer both new establishment and legacy brands seamless world-class marketing at scale and speed. Our success to date demonstrates how much brands need us. Cult only works with people that are willing to break new ground, we invite CMO’s that are creatively frustrated to get in touch."