Google Hires R/GA Veteran Chloe Gottlieb as Director of User Experience

CEO Bob Greenberg made the announcement today

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Longtime R/GA executive Chloe Gottlieb has accepted a top role in Google’s design department, agency founder, chairman and CEO Bob Greenberg wrote in an all-staff email this morning.

An agency spokesperson confirmed her departure but declined to comment. Gottlieb, along with representatives from Google’s marketing department, had not yet responded to requests for comment at press time.

“After more than 16 years (12 in her current run, and four in the one before) Chloe has decided to leave R/GA and join Google where she will become ‘Director of User Experience’ overseeing the creation of tools like Google Docs, Slides, and Drive,” wrote Greenberg in the email, which was acquired by Adweek.

Greenberg then summarized the work Gottlieb has done during two stints and 16 total years with the IPG network, citing her achievements in building “one of the largest Experience Design teams at any agency” and creating award-winning projects for clients such as...

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