Daylight has announced some changes to its leadership make up with Lee Lowndes taking on the role of Chief Executive Officer and Charlie Godinet the role of Executive Creative Director.
Established in 2021, Daylight has experienced rapid growth, cultivating a blend of technology, creativity, and culture. Currently, the Auckland-based studio is made up of a diverse team of professionals encompassing developers, designers, illustrators, animators, creatives, producers, and a dedicated client service team.
Duncan Greive, Daylight Co-Founder says: “I’m incredibly proud of what we are building here at Daylight. Both in terms of the work itself and the culture which creates it. It’s dazzling to watch Lee and Charlie lead and absorb their vision for Daylight. Their care, craft, and creativity, allied to our emphasis on culture and technology, feels like something singular, and certainly completely differentiated within this market.”
Lowndes Co-Founded Daylight in 2021, with Godinet joining six months later as the studio took flight. Initially meeting at Colenso BBDO, the pair have a wealth of experience between them, working with a vast range of local and international organisations. They have delivered globally-awarded work across creative, tech, effectiveness, and design-based disciplines. Daylight’s senior leadership team also includes managing partner Lizzie Robson, who leads the studios digital offering, as well as client services director, Kristen Morris.
Lowndes says it has been “such a journey watching Daylight grow”.
“I’m so incredibly proud of the culture we’ve created and the work we’ve delivered so far. Our team brings a special energy to the table every single day and I’m really excited to push that potential even further stepping into this role. Doing things differently takes guts, especially being the new kid in town, so I can’t thank our incredible partners enough for believing in us.”
Godinet adds: “When you’re head down building something, you don’t often take stock of what you’ve achieved – there’s always the next thing. This has been a great opportunity to do that – to really assess how far we’ve come in such a short time, and to reset and go again.”
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