Goodby Silverstein & Partners announced that Margaret Johnson, partner and executive creative director, will become chief creative officer, and Derek Robson, managing partner, will ascend to president. Brian McPherson, director of account management, and Leslie Barrett, director of new business, along with Bonnie Wan, director of brand strategy, and Christine Chen, director of communication strategy, will all become full partners. McPherson and Barrett will also assume the title of managing partner.

POSSIBLE hired Max Chanan, Christian Odelmalm and Jesper Ellesson as creative directors. Rita Bourma joined as user experience designer, Renato Campana as design director and Stuart Thorne as creative technology director.

10 Thousand Design evolved within ad agency Colle+McVoy and will operate as a partner agency. In the last three years, the design group has tripled in size and will be led by Ed Bennett, founder and executive design director.

Bernstein-Rein hired Steve Bullock as executive vice president, director of insight & strategy.

Jennifer Csengody-Novetsky joined Harper’s BAZAAR as senior accessories editor.

Mekanism hired Eric Cosper, Hart Rusen and Matt Stafford as creative directors.

Giant Spoon hired Sarah Emery as account executive, Annie Nam as senior strategist, Ehi Ogiamien as project manager, and Madeline Reeves as associate project manager.

Steve Grimes joined Getty Images as managing editor and senior vice president of consumer media.

CP+B opened an office in Beijing, its tenth global output. CP+B Beijing will work on the agency's global Infiniti and American Airlines accounts, as well as Tencent, an Internet company in China. CP+B Beijing marks the agency's second location in China, joining CP+B Hong Kong, which opened its doors in 2015. CP+B Beijing has 18 employees and will be led by Bamboo Ye, general manager/executive creative director; Rong Huang as creative director; Kidd Yang as strategy director and Lei Sun as business director. "CP+B Beijing moves the agency another step toward creating a potent arsenal of strategic and creative talent …

Nancy Frank is joining Landor as executive director of new business development for North America, based in New York. In this newly created role, she will be responsible for enhancing Landor's new business approaches across key industries and services, generating leads and increasing win rates. She reports to Stuart Sproule, president of Landor North America. The industry veteran joins Landor from FutureBrand, where she was senior director of new business for North America. Previously, she was vice president of Siegel+Gale, where she built its simplification/customer experience practice and worked with a variety of clients including Aetna, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch and …