David Droga

Career Droga was hired by FCB as a copywriter, from the Australian Writer and Art Directors School. Droga became a Partner and Executive Creative Director of OMON.

Droga joined Saatchi & Saatchi in his mid-20s, working from Singapore as the regional executive creative director of Saatchi Asia. He later became the creative head in London in 1999. In 2000, Publicis Groupe acquired Saatchi. Droga became the global chief creative officer of Publicis in 2003. An early Droga5 marketing idea, the UNICEF Tap Project, was listed as the fifteenth best of the 21st century by Adweek. Droga sold Droga5 to Accenture (via Accenture Interactive) in 2019. Fast Company said the acquisition was "easily the highest profile deal the ad industry has seen in recent memory". In 2021, he became the chief executive officer (CEO) and creative chairman of Accenture Interactive, which became known as Accenture Song in 2022. During his tenure approximately 40 agencies were integrated into Accenture Song, including Karmarama and Rothco. He stepped down as CEO of Accenture Song in September 2025, continuing as vice chair of Accenture.

Other roles and activities Droga was on the board of New York's New Museum. Droga is an art collector, with a particular interest in Chinese art.