About

Lea Egan is a Group Creative Director and copywriter with 20 plus years of experience in the industry. During her career she has worked for some of the world’s top creative agencies including Droga5 Sydney, Anomaly New York and Special Group Australia, where she is currently a Group Creative Director.

Her work shows a deep love of story-telling, her ability to create a unique and memorable tone of voice, and her passion for craft.

Lea’s work has been recognised at Cannes, D&AD, AWARD, MADC and Cicclope and she has worked for clients including eBay, BONDS, Converse, Mutti, Nordstrom, QANTAS, Nestle, MINI Cooper, and Cadbury.  

Lea is also the creator of the game 'Cumming or Drumming' which, to her mother's horror, became an internet sensation, with over 2 million players and a number 2 spot on Reddit.

Awards & Honours
Gold / Cicclope Awards / Best Adapted Music / eBay ‘Everyone Has A Thing
Gold / Effie Awards / BONDS ‘Total Package’
Gold / Outdoor Awards / Best Outdoor Campaign / Frosty Fruits ‘Prevent Summer Madness’
In Book and Nomination / D&AD / Direct Integrated Campaign / UN #worldneedsmore
In Book and Nomination / D&AD / Direct Response Digital / UN #worldneedsmore
Silver / CANNES / Entertainment Lion Best Use of Social / UN #worldneedsmore
Shortlist / CANNES / Entertainment Lion Integrated Campaign / UN #worldneedsmore
Shortlist / CANNES / Direct Lion / UN #worldneedsmore
Shortlist / CANNES / Integrated Lion / Tourism Victoria ‘The Art of Walking’
Shortlist / CANNES / Cyber Lion / Tourism Victoria ‘The Art of Walking’
Bronze / AWARD / Best Typography / Qantas ‘Ausmerica’   
Finalist / AWARD / Best Illustration / Moxie ‘Tame the Nightmare’
Silver / MADC / Best Integrated Campaign / Tourism Victoria ‘The Art of Walking’
Silver / MADC / Best Microsite / Tourism Victoria ‘The Art of Walking’
Bronze / MADC / Best Television Campaign / Cadbury ‘Made in Miniature’
Bronze / MADC / Interactive Craft / Tourism Victoria ‘The Art of Walking’
Winner / IAB AWARDS / Cross-Platform Integration / Tourism Victoria ‘The Art of Walking’
Work featured in Luerzer's archive, Campaign Brief bestadsontv, Guerilla Advertising 2 & Creative Review