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Randall Graham - Biography
Randall started his career in advertising working for Dragon’s Den star Arlene Dickinson, at her agency Venture Communications. He spent four years on a wide range of accounts including Toyota, Subway Sandwiches, Milk, and Unilever’s Sunlight brand.Randall made the move to broadcast promotions when the opportunity arose to helm a new irreverent brand in the youth television segment. At Razer he led multiple creative teams and developed international award winning spots at the Promax/BDA awards in New York.Randall’s expertise revolves around traditional advertising mediums including television and radio production, print advertising, direct mail strategies, and e-commerce. He also has developed extensive guerilla-marketing skills for clients that required off-grid solutions.Complimenting is creative strengths, Randall understands marketing on a macro scale and holds a bachelors degree in Sociology from the University of Western Ontario with an emphasis on marketing and advertising, supplemented with a minor in both English and Film. In addition to the communications program at Ambassador University in Big Sandy, TX.Randall is also a 2002 graduating member of Tom Monahan’s renowned Ad Hell camp in Rhode Island.As Creative Director for MuchMusic, Randall and his team have won more Global and North America PromaxBDA Promotion, Marketing and Design Awards than any other department in Canada for the past five straight years. In 2012 he was featured in Brief Magazine’s profile of the top 14 Creative Teams in North America. In 2013 played a pivotal role in Bell Media Agency being named the Global Marketing Team of the Year at the 2013 PromaxBDA Awards. And in 2014 Much earned an astounding 30 PromaxBDA Awards, and once again secured Bell Media Agency as Global Marketing Team of the Year winning 70 percent of the awards total.
