Tim Collett (pictured) is leaving his role as global managing director of experiential agency WRG, part of the Inizio Engage XD group. Collett joined WRG in 2017 and was appointed MD in January 2022. Prior to joining WRG, Collett was VP executive producer at Jack Morton Worldwide. CMW understands there will be no direct replacement in the role. Russ Lidstone, president, Inizio Engage XD said: “Tim’s expertise has helped the business evolve over the past 6 years and we wish him all the best for the future. “WRG will continue to grow with the strong leadership of Mark Jackson, global head of exhibitions; Saira Dickinson, head of UK event production; Katie Streten, head of experiential strategy; Simon Davenport, head of UK exhibitions; David Jones, head of technical production and Helen Davis, head of US exhibitions. We have also appointed Tripp Mahan as head of US event production, who brings a wealth of knowledge from 20 years in the industry.” WRG specialises in helping global organisations solve the biggest business challenges through live, virtual and hybrid events and exhibitions. As part of Inizio Engage XD, WRG utilises capabilities including creative, client engagement, design, behavioural science, film, digital, training, scientific writing and employee engagement.
MD Tim Collett to leave WRG
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