Anomaly hires TikTok marketer as New York chief creative officer

After more than three years on the client side at TikTok and Peloton, Jeff Stamp is returning to the agency world as managing partner and chief creative officer of Anomaly’s New York office. Stamp’s appointment is effective immediately. Anomaly’s New York CCO role had been vacant since Eric Segal left in 2020. Mike Byrne, founding partner and global CCO, has been leading the office creatively and will now be able to focus more globally. Check out the latest Ad Age events and award programs Stamp spent almost two years as head of brand and creative at TikTok. He previously spent more than a year as VP of creative at Peloton. Before those jobs, he was at Grey for almost a decade, rising from creative director to various top creative roles within Grey’s New York, North America and global operations. Prior to Grey, Stamp worked at agencies including Possible and Campfire. “In every meeting with Jeff, I was taking notes, storing little particles of magic,” said Byrne. “All you want in your creative life is to be surrounded by positive energy that forces those heart-pounding creative collisions. People who make you see the tire as a swing. And he’s kind and curious. My two favorite values.” Franke Rodriguez, partner and CEO, New York and Toronto, at Anomaly, added that Stamp isn’t just a creative but a “storyteller, content creator, producer, strategist, tech head and social media junkie who gets as excited about digital transformation, social media innovations and new product development as Super Bowl campaigns. Basically, his whole career journey has been an anomaly.” Sign up for Ad Age newsletters From influencer marketing to agencies, get the latest news and analysis delivered to your inbox Click here Stamp’s move comes just days after another top TikTok marketer, Camille Morrissey, announced she is leaving. Morrissey was head of marketing at the social platform. Also: How a TikTok ban would impact brand marketing “What the founders have created is more than a company, it’s an idea, and an idea outlasts everything,” Stamp said of Anomaly. “I’m beyond excited and humbled to join this remarkable legacy and team to help redefine what it truly means to be an anomaly today.”

Anomaly hires TikTok marketer as New York chief creative officer

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