VCCP Spain has appointed Nicolás Grasso as Creative Supervisor
Throughout his career, Grasso has worked at agencies including Grey Buenos Aires, Ogilvy Madrid, Grey Barcelona, RK, Circus, Media.Monks, PS21 and Heimat TBWA, working with global brands and developing projects across a range of disciplines, particularly creativity, art direction, content and craft.
His work has been recognised at festivals and awards including Cannes Lions, Effie México, Effie Spain, Círculo Creativo de México, c de c España, IAB México, IAB Spain, El Sol, WINA Awards and Saniss Awards.
His career has also been closely connected to the audiovisual and design worlds. In Mexico, he has directed several fashion films and holds a Master’s degree in Motion Graphics from Trazos Madrid, specialising in Cinema 4D.
In recent years, he has also incorporated artificial intelligence into his creative process, developing his work as an AI Artist and exploring the possibilities technology offers to combine ideas, art direction, motion and new formats.
Grasso joins the creative team led by Beto Nahmad, where he will work on the development of projects for the agency’s clients.
I’m joining VCCP with a lot of excitement and a real desire to contribute my experience, my way of looking at ideas and, above all, to keep growing. I’m really motivated by the opportunity to be part of such a talented creative team alongside Beto, Juan and Carlos, and to work together to build relevant projects, driven by strong ideas and capable of making an impact. Nicolás Grasso
Beto Nahmad, Executive Creative Director at VCCP, adds: “Nico has an incredible profile, combining art direction, craft and creativity. He has also had the opportunity to work across many countries and cities, and that international experience gives him enormous versatility. It’s an honour to have him at the agency. Our team continues to grow stronger, something our clients really value, because understanding all their needs and supporting them from different perspectives is essential to delivering great work.”