Akqa appoints Adeleke as Creative Strategist
By Felicia Nwosu
Akqa, one of the world’s leading marketing agencies, has appointed Adedeji Adeleke as its new Creative Strategist. In his new role, he will be responsible for developing and executing marketing plans that align with the company’s overall business strategy for sustainable growth.
Before now, the creative guru held several positions with Noah’s Ark, having started off as the Assistant Manager, Planning and Strategy. He played a significant role in securing major clients and also led research processes of published independent reports which were attributed to the agency. He was later elevated in the same agency as the Deputy Group Head, Planning and Strategy, a position he got through performance, and dedication.
The creative wizard rose to the position of level head, and was responsible for Planning and Strategy. and was charged with group-wide strategic leadership across, helping creatives tell better stories via relevant channels, furthering research capacity, and driving innovative frontiers.
Mr. Adeleke’s experience cuts across agencies. He has functioned remarkably as Senior Digital and Media Strategist with Insight Communications Limited, as a key team member in morphing Ad tech for innovative and disruptive digital marketing. Before then, he worked as Team Lead, Digital Strategy and Analytics and Market Research Analyst with Cerebre Digital.
Mr. Adeleke has a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Anthropology from the notable Obafemi Awolowo University. A member of the Marketing Week Mini MBA with Mark Ritson as well as other prestigious licenses and certifications
Commenting on his LinkedIn handle, the newly appointed strategist said: “Today, I join the “rockstar” strategy and planning team at Akoa London. Shout out to Jennifer Taylor Khyati Chauhan and John Bernard for making my interview process seamless, as well as Alexandra Kennedy Stacey Williams (and team) for a fantastic onboarding process. To the amazing Nicole Armstrong who was the springboard to this – agencies need more strategy leaders like you, and the world needs more people like you. Here is to new challenges, new people, new culture, and a renewed sense of ignorance that I plan to milk with the power of questions. Let’s create the future, shall we?”
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