BMF co-founder Warren Brown to depart agency after 20 years
Co-founder of creative agency BMF, Warren Brown, has announced his departure from the agency after 20 years.
Together with Paul Fishlock, and Matthew Melhuish, Brown launched the agency in 1996 after coming together in the early 1990s at The Campaign Palace where they originally worked on the Meat & Livestock Australia account creating award winning ads including Big Fish.
The relationship helped the trio win a slice of the MLA business when they started out on their own in what was a major blow to the Palace at the time and helped put BMF on the advertising map.
In recent years, Brown has worked closely with BMF executive creative director Cam Blackley, who was lured to the role from Droga5.
While Melhuish still remains tied to the brand, heading up its parent group Enero, Fishlock departed the agency in 2003 and has run his own agency, Behaviour Change Partners since 2012.
