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Funday
Canada · remote · CAD 140000-160000 annual
If you move fast, care deeply about the work, and don’t wait for permission to make things better, we should talk. Wisdom welcome. Robes optional.
Funday is a full-service agency powered equally by fun and brains. We believe creativity works best when curiosity meets craft, culture meets performance, and people feel trusted to act. We don’t do stuffy. We don’t do slow for the sake of slow. We do smart, brave, effective work with people who actually enjoy working together.
As Creative Director, you are responsible for leading the creative output across multiple accounts, teams, and disciplines. You set the creative bar, shape the vision, and critically, help teams act on it. You’re digitally focused, culturally curious, and comfortable making tough calls to move work forward.
This is a hands-on leadership role. You are as comfortable creating as you are directing. You see opportunities early, define priorities clearly, and help teams turn ideas into real work quickly. You don’t wait for things to happen, you make them happen.
Our teams are nimble, distributed, and built for momentum. Your role will evolve day to day, and you’ll thrive in that.
Location – You will work remotely from anywhere in AB, BC, or ON.
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We believe you won’t perform at your best if you’re not having fun. And you can’t have fun if you’re not performing. We believe this creates the best client + agency relationships and is the best way to make great work.
We believe in respect, inclusivity, kindness, equity, and equality. We want to make a positive impact. We believe that collaboration is the fun part of being at work. We strive to create a culture in which “we” is more important than “me”.
Apart from loving terrible fun puns, we’re also 100% remote, and that might not appeal to everyone – but if you value flexibility, it’s perfect.
Originally posted on Himalayas