16 Oct 2026 · Sourced dataLatestMedibank media → Accenture Song · 15 OctPirelli Australia social → We Are Different · 14 Octeeger creative → Noisy Beast · 14 OctTaylorMade media → Innocean Australia · 13 OctLessn social → Banter · 13 OctHairhouse digital → Jaywing · 13 Oct
People › Lucas Harris

Lucas Harris

Lucas Harris is recorded as Chief Operating Officer at Chery (last seen 28 Sept 2026). AccountMoves logs 1 paraphrased quote and 3 campaign credits for Lucas Harris, each linked to its source.

Latest recorded: Chief Operating Officer, Chery (seen 28 Sept 2026, source)

Roles recorded: 1 · Appointments reported during their roles: 1 · Quotes logged: 1 · Campaign credits: 3

WHY THEY WON Harris pointed to the strength of its creative ideas, sharp strategic thinking and strong chemistry with the client team as the reasons for choosing Dentsu Creative. Lucas Harris on Chery · the move · via Campaign Brief, 17 June 2025 · paraphrased

Appointments reported during their roles Agencies appointed by brands while Lucas Harris held a role there · brand-level records, not a record of who decided

AgencyDisciplineBrandDateOutcomeSource
Dentsu CreativecreativeChery17 June 2025AppointedCampaign Brief · B&T

Career Sortable

First seenStatusTitleOrganisationYears
17 June 2025Current (seen 28 Sept 2026)Chief Operating OfficerChery1.3

Connections 0 · named together in one source · All

No one is named alongside this person in a logged article or credit.

Campaign credits Seen in credits. Not appointments

DateBrandCampaignCredited asForSource
17 Sept 2026CheryChief Operating OfficerCheryB&T
28 Sept 2026CheryChief Operating OfficerCheryMumbrella
16 Sept 2026CheryChief Operating OfficerCheryCampaign Brief

Every quote Short paraphrases with a link to the source

DateBrandParaphrase and tagsSource
17 June 2025CheryHarris pointed to the strength of its creative ideas, sharp strategic thinking and strong chemistry with the client team as the reasons for choosing Dentsu Creative.
creativitystrategic thinkingchemistryelevateexcited
Campaign Brief