Possible hires new UK chief exec

Digital agency Possible has hired former Razorfish boss Neil Miller as UK chief executive to drive strategic growth and manage all operations in London.
As a joint founder of DNA, claimed to be one of the UK’s first ever digital agencies, Miller brings over 20 years’ of leadership expertise.
DNA was acquired by Razorfish in 2005 to become its UK agency, Miller lead the UK office as CEO for five years after its acquisition, building it up to become one of the UK’s biggest digital specialists.
In 2010, Miller jointly set up WPP marketing technology company Fabric, where he has been driving its strategic direction over the last five years, servicing some of the world’s biggest businesses from GSK to Colgate Palmolive, across 25 markets.
Possible EMEA chief executive Darin Brown said: “As the business enters a new stage of maturity, Neil is perfectly placed to steer the agency towards further expansion, bringing strategic direction and deep industry expertise built on years of senior leadership across multiple leading digital agencies.
“This is a natural progression for a global agency to bring on board such a well regarded industry leader to take the business forward, build our strengths and deliver growth.”
Miller, who succeeds Justin Cooke, added: “Possible is on a mission to create world class work for famous brands backed up with data to deliver measurable results that make a real difference and its success has led to leading global brands such as Shell and Canon gravitating towards the agency.
“With top talent and impressive credentials, I look forward to raising the profile of the agency and working side-by-side with the senior management team to help deliver its long term growth plans.”
Cooke’s job title has now changed to founder.

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