Leverate Group Names Din Sumedi Chief Creative Officer to Advance Integrated Solutions
Jakarta. Leverate Group today announced the appointment of Din Sumedi as Chief Creative Officer (CCO), reinforcing its commitment to deeper creative integration as the agency continues to scale its capabilities across strategy, media, and technology.
With over two decades of experience across the creative and marketing industry, Din is recognized for building impactful brand narratives and leading multidisciplinary teams to deliver work that performs across platforms.
In his new role, Din will lead cross-functional collaboration across Leverate Group, uniting creative, strategy, and execution to deliver more cohesive and effective solutions for clients.
“Din’s appointment marks a defining moment in how we evolve our integrated model and continue our journey of purposeful growth,” said Marlina, CEO of Leverate Group.
“At Leverate, we believe creativity must work hand-in-hand with media and technology to drive real impact. Din brings a perspective and leadership that will help us create ideas that move both culture and business forward in Indonesia and beyond.”
Din added, “Leverate Group has built a strong reputation for delivering impactful marketing solutions. What excites me is the opportunity to take this a step further by integrating creativity, data, and execution to produce work that is compelling and effective. I look forward to collaborating and shaping the next phase of growth for both the agency and our partners."
This appointment marks another step in Leverate Group’s journey of purposeful growth, strengthening leadership team and driving innovative solutions as the company moves toward its vision of becoming the leading integrated agency in Southeast Asia.
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