Laura Jordan Bambach
Laura Jordan Bambach is one of the UK's most respected and decorated creative leaders, known for her pioneering work at the intersection of creativity, technology, and social impact in advertising. She co-founded SheSays, a global network supporting women and non-binary people in creative industries, which has grown into one of the most influential grassroots movements for gender equity in advertising and design. Her work has consistently pushed the boundaries of digital creativity while championing inclusive practices across the industry. Her career has spanned some of the most celebrated creative agencies in the UK and beyond. She served as President and Chief Creative Officer at Grey London, where she led award-winning campaigns and helped reposition the agency as a creative powerhouse. Prior to Grey, she held senior creative roles at agencies including Mr. President and Dare, where she built a reputation for digitally-led, culturally resonant work. Her campaigns have earned recognition at Cannes Lions, D&AD, and other major industry awards. At Uncharted, Jordan Bambach continues to drive creative innovation with a focus on purpose-driven work and emerging technologies. She is a frequent speaker at major industry events including Cannes Lions and SXSW, and has been a vocal advocate for mental health awareness in the creative industry, diversity in leadership, and the ethical use of technology in advertising. She has served on numerous award juries and advisory boards, cementing her status as a thought leader whose influence extends well beyond any single agency or campaign.
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- Years in industry
- 25 years
Bio
Laura Jordan Bambach is one of the UK's most respected and decorated creative leaders, known for her pioneering work at the intersection of creativity, technology, and social impact in advertising. She co-founded SheSays, a global network supporting women and non-binary people in creative industries, which has grown into one of the most influential grassroots movements for gender equity in advertising and design. Her work has consistently pushed the boundaries of digital creativity while championing inclusive practices across the industry. Her career has spanned some of the most celebrated creative agencies in the UK and beyond. She served as President and Chief Creative Officer at Grey London, where she led award-winning campaigns and helped reposition the agency as a creative powerhouse. Prior to Grey, she held senior creative roles at agencies including Mr. President and Dare, where she built a reputation for digitally-led, culturally resonant work. Her campaigns have earned recognition at Cannes Lions, D&AD, and other major industry awards. At Uncharted, Jordan Bambach continues to drive creative innovation with a focus on purpose-driven work and emerging technologies. She is a frequent speaker at major industry events including Cannes Lions and SXSW, and has been a vocal advocate for mental health awareness in the creative industry, diversity in leadership, and the ethical use of technology in advertising. She has served on numerous award juries and advisory boards, cementing her status as a thought leader whose influence extends well beyond any single agency or campaign.
Career
Employee
Grey London · Until 2023
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Expertise & education
Expertise
Education
- Graphic Design, Loughborough University
Speaking topics
Recognition
Notable achievements
- Co-founded SheSays, a global network for women and non-binary creatives now operating in cities worldwide
- Led Grey London as President & CCO, overseeing multiple Cannes Lions and D&AD award-winning campaigns
- Named one of Campaign magazine's most influential figures in UK advertising
- Championed mental health awareness initiatives within the creative advertising industry
Awards
Publications
- Contributor to Campaign magazine on creativity and diversity
- Various industry essays and op-eds on gender equity in advertising