Significant seven: hotties

Over the next few days, we are publishing highlights from this year’s Mumbrella Annual.

1. Ben Coulson: ECD, GPY&R Melbourne
As the creative honcho of Melbourne ad agency GPY&R, Coulson is kicking some serious goals. Ranked by a panel of experts in the 2011 Mumbrella Creative Agency Review as the fourth best agency in Australia, Coulson and his team have taken home a handsome bevy of awards in the past 12 months. According to the Y&R website, Coulson has personally won every major national and international award the ad industry has to offer. While he won’t be adding any more MADC gongs to his trophy cabinet, having pulled out of the local ad show in August, on what he said were cost grounds, he’s bagged Mumbrella’s first ever hottie gong. He’s also a member of the global Y&R creative council, of which there are only nine internationally. But while he may be hot – even when wearing sandals – Coulson is no bachelor. Yep, he’s married with kids. Sorry ladies.

2. Sarah Wilson: journalist, blogger and TV presenter
The face of subscription TV channel Lifestyle You, Sarah Wilson is also a regular columnist for Sunday Life magazine (although that’s coming to an end), and blogs at sarahwilson.com.au. While her hosting gig on Masterchef in 2010 was short lived, Wilson has managed to parlay the high-profile stint into a flourishing portfolio career. Newspapers, magazines, TV, a book and surely radio next, she’s more than just a pretty face. But a pretty face nonetheless.

3. Dylan Harrison: ECD, DDB Sydney
The man with the best hair in the business, DDB Sydney’s Dylan (pronounced Die-lan not Dill-an) Harrison has had a busy year. The highly awarded creative director joined the agency in January after a brief stint at Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand. He got straight down to business, churning out some cracking campaigns, particularly for VW, a client he’s work with for more than a decade. It was feared the agency’s creative work would suffer after the departure of Matt Eastwood. But clearly it has not.

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