Eamonn Rohan, Digital Director

Eamonn joined McCann in 2014 as Head of Technology and now confounds people across the agency on all things techy as Digital Director. He started his career as a software and web developer in both Dublin and Sydney before joining the world of advertising working with the likes of Ulster Bank, Nokia, Microsoft, Dublin City Council, and UNICEF to deliver on complex web and digital advertising pieces.

Never one to shy away from a challenge – he loves a good problem to solve – Eamonn has spent much of his career trying to perfect processes that will deliver best in class experiences for clients across multiple industries and project types. He even still dabbles in a bit of development from time to time.

In recent years he has focused his efforts on user experience, working with the design, development and research teams – and closely with the client – to come up with innovative and intuitive ways to solve customer challenges.

With McCann Eamonn has led the work on some of the agency’s biggest projects including Kerry.com, The National Lottery, Microsoft DreamSpace, SimplyIOA.com, Dublin.ie and DublinCity.ie. He also teaches a module in Advertising Diploma from TU Dublin in Designing for Impact (UX).

Outside the office, Eamonn spends ALL of his money discovering fancy restaurants, and the rest of his time running (from the bank…but also marathons).

David Wall

David Wall is the Design Director at McCann Dublin with over 10 years of experience in creating innovative designs that captivate audiences and drive business success. With a strong background in graphic design and brand strategy, David brings a unique vision to every project. He is passionate about helping small businesses carve out their space in competitive markets by building distinct and memorable brands. In addition to his work at McCann, David is a frequent speaker at industry events and enjoys sharing insights into the future of design and branding.

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