NEW YORK-- (BUSINESS WIRE)-- Accenture (NYSE: ACN) today announced that after a transformative tenure as chief executive officer of Accenture Song, David Droga has chosen to step down from day-to ...

Five years later, eponymous founder David Droga now runs Accenture Song, which operates in 120 countries, made $18 billion in revenue in 2023 and counts blue-chip brands such as Huggies, Signet ...

Droga joined Accenture in 2019 when the company bought his ad agency Droga5 (for an estimated $475 million), which he started in 2006. He was named CEO of Accenture Song in 2021.

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David Droga, who founded the celebrated agency Droga5 in 2006 and sold it to Accenture Interactive in 2019 for an estimated $475 million, has spent the past four years growing Accenture Song into a ...

Stephanie Mehta, CEO and COO of Mansueto Ventures, publisher of ‘Inc.’ and ‘Fast Company,’ sat down with Accenture leaders, David Droga and Julie Sweet, ...

David Droga changed advertising. Now he wants to kill it. With Accenture Song, the ad legend aims to use creative thinking to transform entire businesses.

David Droga is stepping down as Accenture Song’s chief executive and will become Accenture’s vice chair. Droga will relinquish his day-to-day leadership responsibilities to take on a “broader ...

David Droga is stepping down as Accenture Song’s chief executive and will become Accenture’s vice chair. Droga will relinquish his day-to-day leadership responsibilities to take on a “broader ...