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Camp + King welcomes E.B. Jackson
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Jackson will be reporting to Kristin Barbour, Partner & Managing Director of Camp + King’s Chicago office.
Agency Camp + King welcomes E.B. Jackson as Brand Director to their Chicago office.
Founded in 2011 by Jamie King and Roger Camp, Camp + King is a 60-person and growing creative agency located in San Francisco and Chicago. The addition of Jackson bolsters the agency’s brand management capabilities for the Papa John’s brand, as well as for Camp + King’s Chicago hub, an office that extends the agency’s geographical reach to better service Midwest and East Coast clients.
“Camp + King is reputed to have a thriving, vibrant, and inclusive agency culture,” says Jackson. “I’m looking forward to collaborating with my new teammates to bring even more value and innovation to the Papa John’s brand.”
Jackson joins the team from 360i, where she was a VP of Account Management. Prior to her tenure at 360i, she held the role of Account Director at dentsu mcgarrybowen, working with clients including Brita and Kingsford for the Clorox Company; and Planters and Kool-Aid for The Kraft Heinz Company.
While at Downtown Partners Chicago, Jackson served in the capacity of Account Management. After beginning her career at Marketing Werks, she rose through the ranks during her seven years at the firm to the position of Account Supervisor. In her new role as Brand Director for Papa John’s, Jackson will be reporting to Kristin Barbour, Partner & Managing Director of Camp + King’s Chicago office.
Says Barbour, "E.B. is an innovative and strategic brand builder with deep integrated marketing experience and an impressive tenure driving growth for her client's brands. Her experience, anchored with successful integrated model navigation and social-first marketing leadership, will be invaluable to Camp + King as she takes the helm as our Papa John's Brand lead."
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