Brian Hollyfield

Current

• Chief Operating Officer at Atmosphere BBDO

Past

• President at Agency.com
• Vice President, Project Management at Targetbase

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Marketing and Advertising

Brian Hollyfield’s Summary

A seasoned and resourceful senior executive with extensive experience in digital marketing and CRM. Proven track record of identifying and implementing key operating and management initiatives required to maximize revenue and profit.

Previous experience includes executive positions with Omnicom agencies Agency.com and Targetbase. At Agency.com Brian served as President of the Dallas office, where he brought a solid background in the delivery of digital marketing for a variety of clients. He joined Agency.com in 2005 and was instrumental in the build out of the global infrastructure and processes for our email marketing practice. In addition to leading the Dallas outpost, Brian was Interim Managing Partner of the San Francisco Office and VP of Delivery for North America.

Before joining Agency.com, Brian was VP of Project Management at Targetbase. While at Targetbase he was responsbile for overseeing the delivery of interactive eCRM solutions and projects. Brian led the development and deployment of a comprehensive group of global eCRM projects. 



Throughout his career, Brian has held program management and leadership positions at Sabre, EDS, Raytheon and Hughes Aircraft. He also served in the US Marine Corps as a Naval Flight Officer flying the F-4 Phantom II, retiring in 1996 from the Reserve component.

Brian Hollyfield’s Experience

• Chief Operating Officer

  Atmosphere BBDO

  (Public Company; 51-200 employees; Marketing and Advertising industry)

  July 2008 — Present (4 months)

• President

  Agency.com

  (Public Company; 201-500 employees; ACOM; Internet industry)

  March 2005 — December 2007 (2 years 10 months)

• Vice President, Project Management

  Targetbase

  (Public Company; Marketing and Advertising industry)

  December 2000 — January 2005 (4 years 2 months)