Social media agency, digital media network, and multi-platform production company, Little Dot Studios (an All3Media company), has announced the promotion of Will Brown to Director of Client Development, US.

Based in Los Angeles and reporting to Ben Arnold, Co-Managing Director of Little Dot Studios US, Brown will now lead the agency’s new business strategy. In this key role, he will focus on driving continued growth across the company’s US operations, leveraging his industry relationships and insight into the evolving media landscape. Working in close collaboration with internal teams, Brown will play a central role in identifying new opportunities, strengthening client partnerships, and supporting the agency’s commercial objectives.

Since joining Little Dot Studios in 2021 as Associate Director, Sales & Strategy, Brown has been a driving force in the growth of the agency’s US operations, with a track record of onboarding and nurturing some of the agency’s key clients. Prior to Little Dot Studios, Brown held strategic roles at WarnerMedia and Fullscreen, and has worked with leading global brands including Barbie, American Girl and Uber. His experience adds further strength to the Little Dot Studios leadership team as it continues to scale its US operations.

Arnold commented: “Since joining in 2021, Will has become a driving force in the US team. His ability to translate audience insights into clear, strategic growth opportunities for our partners is exceptional. As we continue to expand our presence across the US, his leadership and deep understanding of the social media landscape will be instrumental in keeping our clients at the forefront of digital innovation.”

Brown added: “As brands continue to seek more meaningful relationships with their audiences, Little Dot Studios is uniquely positioned to support them through creative and authentic production and distribution strategies. The team and I are looking forward to building on our strong foundation, delivering impactful campaigns for our partners, and driving the next stage of growth in the company.”

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