Chertack relocates from Washington to head Ogilvy’s Brussels office
BRUSSELS: Ogilvy PR Worldwide has announced the appointment of a new boss in Brussels, with PA specialist Jeff Chertack having relocated from the agency’s Washington DC office to take over from Natalie Sarkic-Todd.
Natalie Todd
In a statement the agency said Sarkic-Todd – who has led the office since joining the agency just under four years ago - would ‘continue collaborating with the firm on a consultancy basis’.
Chertack joined Ogilvy in 2003 from the Washington public affairs firm DCS Group.
Prior to Ogilvy, Sarkic-Todd has worked for employers including public affairs agency EPPA and British Gas.
Ogilvy PR Brussels is part of Ogilvy Group Belgium, which includes Ogilvy & Mather, OgilvyOne and Redworks. On the European Commission’s register of interest representatives Ogilvy Brussels declares that its turnover related to lobbying is almost €2.5m (for 2008). According to the register, its biggest client is ALDE.
Chertack joined Ogilvy in 2003 from the Washington public affairs firm DCS Group.
Prior to Ogilvy, Sarkic-Todd has worked for employers including public affairs agency EPPA and British Gas.
Ogilvy PR Brussels is part of Ogilvy Group Belgium, which includes Ogilvy & Mather, OgilvyOne and Redworks. On the European Commission’s register of interest representatives Ogilvy Brussels declares that its turnover related to lobbying is almost €2.5m (for 2008). According to the register, its biggest client is ALDE.
5th February 2010 by PAN staff
