Oliver Payne – Founder, CEO
I founded The Hunting Dynasty to give companies who are serious about sustainable development an unfair advantage: the sharpest minds in marketing.
Me in four bullet points:
• ex-Ogilvy
• ex-Saatchi & Saatchi
• D&AD and NYF Judge
• Winner of over 30 of the world’s top creative awards
I run the day-to-day operations, and look after our creative product.
Over the last 15 years I’ve worked for pure-play digital agencies, for large global advertising networks like Saatchi & Saatchi and Ogilvy, and have worked under my own name, up to Creative Partner at Board level.
I’ve predominantly delivered digitally advertising for some of the world’s biggest – and non-sustainable – brands including BP, P&G, Cisco, Cancer Research UK, Ford, Yahoo!, IBM, Castrol, Avis, Toyota, Visa to name a few.
I’ve won over 30 of the industy’s top awards, including the Grand Prix at the Revolution Awards, and Gold in DMA and Interactive DMA, Revolution, and Cannes Direct. I’ve been a Silver/Bronze/Finalist in many other award schemes around the world, including the Clio’s, Caples, One Show, New York Festivals, D&AD, Cyberlions, Campaign Direct, IMA, LIAA, Precision Marketing, and BIMAs.
Winning Revolution Grand Prix, 2006
Oliver Payne (second from left), Max Vinall, Al Murray
I’ve developed industry firsts (for P&G at Saatchi & Saatchi); agency firsts for Ogilvy (Interactive Grand Prix and D&AD in-book); and a world’s first for Cisco. I’ve had work selected for inclusion in books and have judged my peer’s work – most recently at D&AD and the New York Festivals.
I know how to position the products and services that make for a sustainable world – from the new-and-improved angle up to and beyond resetting cultural norms – as these quotes from colleagues and clients attest.
This is the new marketplace. And this is where you find me making a difference.
“The choice is simple really. If our world is to ever make significant progress with the adoption of new, remarkable eco-friendly products and services, we need to … creatively sell environmental benefits by calling on those that have already memorized the playbook..: whether that’s been for a cleaning product, a designer sneaker company, an imported beer, or a four-wheel drive vehicle.”
Mainstreaming Green: 9 Rules For Popularizing Purpose With Today’s Consumer. © 2007 North Venture Partners
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