Our Vision
At VCCP we pride ourselves on creating innovative and exciting advertising that transforms the fortunes of brands.
At VCCP, our challenger attitude transforms the fortunes of our clients. For example, we helped O2 become market leaders within three years of launching. And once we started working with easyJet, their share price flew up from £4 to £14.
We have a motto: It only works if it all works, which is why we involve ourselves in far more than just advertising. With a thorough understanding of each client’s business, we can challenge what’s around it, and then transform it.
Of course, it’s not all about business. We love to be lauded with creative awards and are proud of our ever-increasing haul. Time and time again, we’ve seen a direct link between our award-winning work and the upturn in the fortunes of clients who ran it. So here’s another little motto: Good work works.
Our Principles
VCCP was founded on 24th January 2002 by Charles (V), Rooney (C), Adrian (C) and Ian (P). They were united by their desire to challenge the bad habits of the big global agencies they had previously worked at. So, on our very first day of business we created ten founding principles. They are our code of conduct, our contract to one another and our contract with our clients.
Be on time
Be honest
Be approachable
Be happy
Be clear
Be agile
Be lean
Be proud
Be responsible
Be unprecious
Our People
Suzie Roberts Managing Director, VCCP Sydney
Suzie began her career in the pharmaceutical industry before her passion for a more creative and colourful industry led her to the world of advertising. Joining VCCP in 2004, she is proud to have been part of the company’s growth from the early years.
During her time at VCCP, Suzie has managed a number of brands including FedEx Europe and driving the global brand strategy for Telefonica. Suzie was also instrumental in VCCP’s expansion, opening offices in Prague and Madrid. She then spent a year at VCCP Sydney as interim MD, before moving on to M/H VCCP San Fransisco to manage a key international piece of international business with VCCP London. More recently she spent 4 months at VCCP New York, supporting in new business and management changes.
Suzie has a vast experience in recruiting talent and building teams that work across multiple disciplines and geographies.
Kim Feitelberg Chief Strategy Officer
Kim Feitelberg is our Executive Planning Director and is adept at finding the insights to help our clients identify, understand and rise to their business challenges. Kim is a former Executive Planning Director at Ogilvy Cape Town, where her strategic leadership saw them become the most awarded agency at the APEX Effies for five consecutive years. Throughout her career, Kim has worked with many blue chip brands, including Cadbury, Coca-Cola, VW, Audi, Lion Nathan and SAB Miller.
Scott Huebscher Executive Creative Director
With over 25 years’ experience in the advertising industry in Australia, New Zealand and the US, Scott has held ECD roles at 303 MullenLowe and Marcel Sydney where he led the global Tiger Beer account to their first Cannes Gold Lion for their Air-Ink campaign. Prior to Marcel, Scott was at Leo Burnett, helping lead the agency to be named AdNews Agency of the Year, B&T Agency of the Year and Spikes Network of the Year working on brands like Canon, Bundaberg Run and WWF. He previously served as Creative Director at DDB Sydney, Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand and led all the digital creative work for Toyota in the US in his time as Creative Director of Saatchi & Saatchi Los Angeles. While living in Los Angeles, he wrote and sold several screenplays, including “Fielder’s Choice” – which is coincidently the worst movie he’s ever seen.
Adnan Lalani Creative Director Experience Design
Adnan is our Creative Director of Experience Design and has worked with the VCCP network since 2014, first in London and now here in Sydney.
Collaborating with a team of designers across UI, Motion, Screen and Display design, Adnan has helped evolve key clients and their digital products and experiences, including Domino’s, easyJet, KIA, Saga and O2, where he has been integral to O2’s Digital Transformation Programme. He was also a BIMA 100 recipient in 2020, an award recognising the UK’s most influential people in digital and tech.
