Pablo Schencke is the new Creative Director at Publicis
Pablo Schencke has joined Publicis as Creative Director, effective immediately. He succeeds Head of Art Michael Brauchli, who will, however, continue to work with Publicis on special projects.
Pablo Schencke is Chilean and Swiss. After studying at the Minneapolis School of Advertising, he began his career as an art director at Leo Burnett and 180 Mullen Lowe in Santiago de Chile. In 2005, he switched continents and started as an art director at Jung von Matt in Hamburg. In 2008, he moved to Zurich, where he worked as Creative Director at Spillmann Felser Leo Burnett and Jung von Matt/Limmat for several years before joining Thjnk Zurich and helping to establish the newly founded agency.
Many well-known Swiss campaigns bear Schencke's signature. His best-known work includes campaigns for Migros - such as the Micasa name promotion - as well as for other well-known clients such as Victorinox, BAG, Ovomaltine, OBI, WOZ, Chocolat Frey, Die Post, Edelweiss and Bio Suisse. The 41-year-old has also played a decisive role in several award-winning campaigns for Pro Infirmis, including the current film "Alle sind gleich. No one is more equal".
Thomas Wildberger, CEO of Publicis Communications, is looking forward to the new addition: "Pablo's years of experience in international and in the best Swiss advertising agencies made him a top creative. He meets well-known former companions at our company, which is why I am convinced that he will quickly feel at home and will excellently complement and inspire our teams."
Pablo Schencke is a member of ADC Switzerland and has won numerous awards at all relevant award shows worldwide.
