• by Larissa Faw , August 5, 2019

Leo Burnett Chicago is promoting Jordan Doucette to Chief Creative Officer to replace Britt Nolan, who departed last month for DDB Worldwide.

Most recently, executive vice president-creative director at the agency, Doucette currently serves as the creative lead on The Kellogg Company and Miller-Coors accounts. She will continue leading the creative for her marquee clients, as well as oversee the Leo Burnett Chicago creative and production departments.

Doucette will also work with the agency’s global Chief Creative Officer Liz Taylor to elevate the network's creativity. 

Doucette's promotion will surround her with several other female senior-level peers at the network, including Taylor; Emma Montgomery, president/Chief Strategy Officer; Anna Gomez, Chief Financial Officer; Katie Newman, Chief Marketing Officer; Billie Smith, Chief Talent Officer; and Veronica Puc, head of production. 

Prior to joining Burnett, Doucette was CCO of Taxi in Toronto, leading work for clients including Pfizer (Centrum, Advil and Robax), Canadian Tire, Mark's, Fido Telecommunications, MINI Cooper, Vancouver Aquarium and BC Hydro.