Most recently, Farfan was running Denada, a freelance consultancy, where he served as art director and creative director for brands including Uber, Target, Kmart, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola Co, MoMa SF, Paul Frank, Urban Outfitters, Incase and Canal180.

Lewis is a former biologist, banker, and tobacco sales manager who served in senior copywriting positions across the U.S. and Europe. He has worked on campaigns for brands like Budweiser Budvar, Cisco, Harley-Davidson, IKEA, Škoda Auto and T-Mobile.

"Luis's past experience as an art director at Paul Smith, Deutsch and 72andSunny coupled with Andy's background of working for agencies such as Jung von Matt, Fallon and others is impressive. I'm very much looking forward to seeing what these two bobcats can do together," said Roger Camp, chief creative officer at Camp + King.

Andrew Harrison was named as principal consultant, brand strategy. He previously served as chief operating officer for Ogilvy & Mather's JV partner Brand Union Asia Pacific.

Lastly, Pierre Robinet, most recently global digital director for Publicis Worldwide, was named vice president with a focus on digital transformation and innovation.

"Since our launch, we have seen unprecedented demand for strategic consulting from clients. Being able to make three strong hires at this time of year shows we have developed a robust offer that fuses specialist thinking and delivery to help brands with the transformative modern marketing they need for growth," said Lucy McCabe, president of OgilvyRED Asia Pacific.

Most recently, Frank worked at Razorfish for seven years, most recently serving as vice president, group creative director of the LA office. While there, he created campaigns for brands including Visa, Motorola, Target, Acura and BlackBerry. Prior to Razorfish, he served as a creative director at IBM Interactive Experience working on Sony, AOL, NCAA, Nissan and Coke.

"Mike's deep automotive experience, coupled with his passion and understanding of product development, makes him a conceptually and creatively strong platform leader," said Pam Scheideler, chief digital officer of Deutsch LA. "Few people are strong at both product design and branding. Mike knows both sides well and has been on our radar for quite some time. We're thrilled to have him at Deutsch."

"Bea is an extraordinary writer and she's becoming a great leader. We are very excited to have her in the building," said Zach Hilder, executive creative director of BBH LA, who previously worked with Bea at R/GA HUSTLE on the Beats By Dre account.

Templeton will report to Al Patton, executive creative director of 22squared.

"We couldn't be more excited to be adding someone of Cameron's abilities to our growing creative team in Atlanta," said Templeton. "What he brings in the areas of storytelling and innovation are industry best-in-class, and his maker mentality is a great fit for our culture."