Beanstalk announces Ian Joynson as Managing Director of the Beanstalk UK office
Beanstalk announces the appointment of Ian Joynson as Managing Director of the Beanstalk UK office, effective immediately. With an impressive track record and extensive experience in the licensing industry, Joynson will lead Beanstalk’s international operations into its next phase of growth and innovation.
In his new role, Joynson will be responsible for overseeing Beanstalk’s operations in EMEA and the servicing of Beanstalk UK’s client accounts. In addition, Joynson will work alongside the Business Development team to further build the agency’s client roster of leading brands.
Joynson joined Beanstalk in October 2001 as a Senior Brand Manager and over the years has risen through the agency in Brand Management roles, each of increasing significance. Most recently, Joynson served as Vice President & Co-Head, Brand Management. During his tenure, Joynson has led several global accounts for the agency, including automotive clients, corporate clients, and Beanstalk’s Digital Media & Gaming division, Tinderbox.
“Ian’s extensive experience and dedication make him the ideal leader for this role. Having been with Beanstalk for over 22 years, he brings a wealth of knowledge in superbly managing clients and licensees and strategically driving new partnerships. His ability to navigate client-facing activities will be invaluable as we focus on the core needs of the business. There is no doubt that Ian will continue to drive our strategic goals forward and build on our success working closely with the team,” said Allison Ames, President and CEO of Beanstalk.
“I am excited to lead the Beanstalk UK office and look forward to contributing to the agency’s ongoing success,” said Joynson. “Beanstalk’s commitment to creating transformative brand extensions for our clients combined with its unique and collaborative culture aligns perfectly with my own vision of what a world-class agency should be. I am eager to work with the talented team here to achieve our shared objectives.”