Emma Gough
Emma Gough
Design Director, London

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Background

Hi, 喂 and g’day! In the last decade, I’ve produced work that spans kilometres, continents and time zones.

Having worked for some of the world’s best agencies in London, Hong Kong and Sydney, I'm now working at Landor as a Design Director back in London.

I've led and mentored teams of integrated designers while also leading digital transformations for world renowned brands, such as Cathay Pacific and Tourism Australia. And while I converted from dim sum to dim sim, I was accountable for all design outputs and content production for Qantas, Pernod Ricard, Coles Supermarket, Stellantis, Meadow Fresh, EA Games and Arnott’s Biscuits.

 

Experience

Landor
Design Director
OCT 2023 – Present

Mum
Chef, Teacher, Doctor, Lifeguard
Oct 2019 – Present

Digitas Australia
Design DIrector, Art Director
Sep 2016 - May 2021

Digitas Hong Kong
Senior Digital Designer
Feb 2014 - Aug 2016

 
 
 

Achievements

  • Cathay Pacific named best responsive airline website – Econsultancy, 2014

  • Digitas Australia Employee of the Year – 2017 & 2018

  • Won Tourism Australia by designing a phygital tech innovation and personalised customer journey

  • Won The Star Entertainment Group by designing a website and mobile experience

  • Won a multi-site CMS project for Pernod Ricard and delivered a global website for 10 wine brands

  • Created the agency’s first Alexa skill for Panadol GSK

  • Redefined the brand architecture and positioning for Stoneleigh

  • Led original film and photography production for Alfa Romeo

  • Led the design of futunited.com: a global player engagement platform for FIFA 18

 
 
 

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Her passion for accessibility is infectious and her high standards inspire others to aim higher.

/  Simon, GM & ECD, Digitas  /

 
 

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I learnt and grew so much with Emma. She's a talented designer and manager.

/  Júlia, Senior Designer, Digitas  /

 
 

Why Pantone’s Living Coral has got me all Blue Iris in the face

I published an article in response to Pantone’s Color of the Year 2019: Living Coral. A glorious colour, but one that poses a significant moral dilemma for designers who design for purpose and global citizens who believe our work comes with a wider responsibility to the world.


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