Stephen Forth
Board MemberStephen’s journey really started on a plane trip to Bangkok some 30 years ago when he realised there was a fantastic big exciting world that he could be a part of!
The time he spent working for Thai International Airlines (and Scandinavian Airlines) in and around Australia, Asia and Europe gave him a thirst for consumer knowledge, brands and identifying trends and insights across various markets.
This led him to join the incredibly challenging and exciting world of advertising.
Stephen has been lucky to have worked in smaller independent agencies in Australia, as well as multi national companies like George Patterson Bates (now Patts Y&R Brands) Clemenger BBDO Group, John Singleton owned BANJO Advertising and now the international digital technology agency, SapientNitro.
For over 25 years Stephen has worked on some of the biggest brands, products and services in Australia, North America Europe and the Asian markets.
He has gained enormous satisfaction in the relationships that he has developed with clients, the media and the various suppliers that he has worked with over his career.
These relationships have helped nurture and build great brands resulting in high levels of success for those clients he has worked with and continues to work for.
Our world continues to change, so begins the next part of his journey at SapientNitro where once again he can use his experience and passion to help deliver great work and celebrate client success.
Client experience: RACQ, RAA and RAA Insurance, Tourism Queensland, Flight Center, Warner Village Theme Parks (Movieworld, Sea World, Wet N Wild, Australia Outback Spectacular) Bank of Queensland, Ergon, Energex, Griffith University, Gold Coast Tourism, Hope Island, Lensworth Group (now Stockland) Parmalat (Pauls Milks and dairy products), Mitsubishi Dealer Group, Telstra, Queensland Rail, Queensland Government (Health, Treasury, Transport, Environment) Australia Zoo and Surf Life Saving Australia.
Stephen holds a Bachelor of Business with Marketing major.


