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Meet the new exec at Arts & Letters

A headshot of Molly Jamison.

Molly Jamison is Arts & Letters’ newest exec.

Photo by Ethan Hickerson

Arts & Letters Creative Co. — the Richmond agency behind viral advertising campaigns “There’s No Place Like Sports” and “Tito’s in a Can” — has a new executive creative director.

Molly Jamison was promoted to work alongside founder Charles Hodges as part of the leadership team.

"[Molly] helps people see the unseen in what they’re working on, but also in themselves,” Hodges said in an interview with Adweek.

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