Lee Gaddis is chief operating officer at T3, where he’s always on the prowl for great ideas. His passion for the future pushed T3 into the Internet, emerging media and advanced analytics – well ahead of the curve. He also knows how to get his hands dirty. A man of varied interests, including Longhorn ranching, he’s affectionately called the “Minister of Destruction” for his ability, and willingness, to find weak spots or unseen opportunities in a client’s business or in our plans.
Jay Suhr is chief creative officer at T3. He’s been in advertising long enough to have appreciated his first IBM Selectric typewriter (with correcting ribbon!), first desktop PC (amber monochrome monitor, MS-DOS), first Mac, first notebook and the avalanche of all the firsts brought on by digital platforms and technology.
Kate Donaho is a group creative director and copywriter at T3, where she’s worked on such accounts as JCPenney, Marriott, Facebook and UPS. Her specialty is connecting retailers with consumers. She still hasn’t written that novel she always intended to, but she makes sure her Facebook status is always rich in pathos and irony.
Bryan Noguchi is T3’s executive media director. A born problem solver who’s not afraid to surround himself with excellence or go into uncharted waters for smart solutions, he approaches every media buy as a chance to demonstrate the agency’s commitment to understanding the client’s business. A fly fisherman of some repute, he applies the same subtle touch to his media work.
Katie Kirkpatrick is a senior copywriter and content strategist on the JCPenney account at T3, and she’s skilled at making big brands feel like old friends. She loves that her job requirements include being a fashion consultant, an expert online shopper and a bona fide social butterfly.
Steve Knight is a senior copywriter at T3. He’s written for virtually every client that’s come through T3’s door in his 10+ years with the agency, including Dell, Marriott, Chase, John Deere, JCPenney, Samsung and Wall Street Journal. He’s known for his economy with words and the fact that he’s the youngest old guy you’re likely to meet this side of Dick Clark. Word.
Rich Malley is a senior copywriter at T3, where he’s worked on accounts ranging from the U.S. Department of Education to Dell. His hardworking prose has earned high marks from clients, and his keen sense of humor once inspired an agency principal to compare him to a fool at a royal court. But in a nice way, kinda.
Erin Young is an information architect at T3, where she’s worked with clients including UPS, JPMorgan Chase, JCPenney and the U.S. Department of Education. She has a geeky fascination with all things Internet, but she especially relishes monitoring the social web and its impact (which means she probably reads your blog).
Ben Gaddis is the director of mobile and emerging media strategy at T3, where he leads the agency’s mobile practice and develops emerging applications and media strategies for T3’s clients. With nearly 10 years of experience focused on technology in advertising, he has developed mobile strategies and programs for AT&T, Frito-Lay, Nokia and American Airlines. He’s known to have four phones and three Diet Dr Peppers on him at any given time.
Jennifer Mollo is vice president, group account director at T3, where she is responsible for overall account service and client management in the agency’s Austin office. A native New Yorker, T3 was lucky enough to convince Jennifer to join the southern ranks and make the big move to Texas. Since her move to Austin, Jennifer and her family adopted their third dog over the age of 15!
Andy Anderson is an associate media director at T3, where he currently focuses on strategic media planning for MSN and Facebook. His extensive experience in media, account management and analytics has made him a key part of the media team in the San Francisco office. Andy is an avid Britney Spears fan and recently fulfilled his life-long goal of attending as many of her concerts as humanly possible. He’s currently on number 15.
Lisa Smith is a senior research manager in the Customer Insight Group at T3. She’s a veteran market researcher with over 15 years of quantitative and qualitative research experience. A native Californian, Lisa now calls Austin, Texas home. She’s sure she’ll be saying “y’all” like a native Texan any day now.
Chrissy Ragan is a copywriter at T3. In her four years at the agency, she has written for JPMorgan Chase, JCPenney, Dell, John Deere, MSN and Universal. It wasn’t until after graduating from The University of Texas that Chrissy got in touch with her domestic side. She’s now obsessed with everything food and home, and claims to make a mean chicken tortilla soup and the best key lime pie. Ever.
Molly Wilson is the public relations coordinator at T3, where she supports the agency’s communications initiatives and serves as a social media specialist. A recent University of Texas graduate, Molly is definitely part of the new generation that’s connected like never before. She checks her e-mail at least once every five minutes and keeps a notepad next to her bed for blog topics.
Mark Phillip is a Geek in Residence, focusing on new media and emerging technologies. An MIT Computer Science dropout, his code-first mindset adds a different flavor to the typical online campaign. His diverse client list ranges from Best Buy to Boeing. Don’t talk about Twitter around him.
Frank Duran is senior creative developer at T3, where he uses technology to bring people together. He takes the raw ingredients of Flash and Internet technology and turns them into savvy ways to communicate via Web sites, online advertising campaigns and emerging media. A graduate of the Art Institute of California, Frank is dedicated to cause-related efforts in the community year-round.
Nick Munro is an art director at T3. In his three years at the agency, Nick has worked on accounts including UPS, Oriental Trading Company, Marriott and John Deere. When he’s not helping clients find new and different ways to engage users, Nick’s on the basketball court perfecting his skills and waiting on his NBA contract.