Digital Experience Co. Bottle Rocket Appoints Company Veteran as President

Andrew Sevin will steer Addison-based Bottle Rocket's strategic direction, operations management, HR and people functions, and revenue and growth trajectory. The exec leans into the "power of curiosity to build deep relationships with our people and our customers," said the consultancy's CEO Rajesh Midha.

Addison-based Bottle Rocket—a globally acclaimed digital experience consultancy and part of the Ogilvy worldwide network—has appointed Andrew Sevin as its new president.

The firm said that Sevin will be responsible for Bottle Rocket’s strategic direction, operations management, HR and people functions, and revenue and growth trajectory.

“Andrew is a seasoned executive that has always leaned into the power of curiosity to build deep relationships with our people and our customers,” said Bottle Rocket CEO Rajesh Midha.

Sevin, previously serving as the company’s chief business officer, was credited by Midha for  bridging critical operational segments of the business, including demand generation, selling, delivery, and operations. His strategies have modernized systems for creating and driving customer value, the CEO said in a statement.

“I am honored and humbled to be selected to serve as Bottle Rocket’s next president,” Sevin said in a statement. “To have the chance to serve such a respected brand, collaborate with world-class organizations seeking a long-term partner for growth, and represent the expansive global reach and capabilities of the collective Ogilvy network, is truly a dream appointment.”

Sevin sees it as a “remarkable opportunity” to maintain Bottle Rocket’s position as an industry pioneer while moving forward with the spirit of growth and modernization the brand was born from more than 15 years ago.

Bottle Rocket said that after years of exponential growth, delivery, workforce globalization, and deeper integration into the Ogilvy network, Sevin’s appointment reinforces the company’s dedication to its people and customers.

Sevin will report to Midha, the company said. Other functional leaders throughout the company will report directly to Sevin.

Get on the list.
Dallas Innovates, every day.

Sign up to keep your eye on what’s new and next in Dallas-Fort Worth, every day.

One quick signup, and you’re done.  

R E A D   N E X T

  • Rajesh Midha, CEO of Dallas-based digital experience consultancy Bottle Rocket, is joining forces with IBM Global Demand VP Ari Sheinkin on a new podcast. Called "Thematically Speaking," the new podcast will feature knowledge and insights gained over decades in the B2B marketing business—discussed "through the lens of various seemingly unrelated themes or stories."

  • Sylvia Trent-Adams has become the seventh president of The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth and the first black woman to lead a health science center in Texas. Her appointment was made formal this week by the school's board of regents. Adams was selected by the regents as the sole finalist for the position on Aug. 19 after an eight-month national search. State law requires university governing boards to name finalists for a presidency at least 21 days before making a permanent appointment. “From the first time I set foot on the HSC campus in January…

  • Wingstop has nearly 2,000 restaurants globally. Kapoor will be responsible for driving the company's growth and development strategy for markets outside of the U.S. and overseeing the performance of the brand's existing international markets.

  • Dallas-based COMSovereign Holding Corp., a developer of 4G LTE Advanced and 5G communication systems and solutions, announced that David Knight has been appointed chief executive officer, president, and a director of the company. Knight was named interim CEO on Sept. 7 after the departures of the company's CEO and its president. "As interim CEO, I have evaluated and analyzed COMSovereign and its roadmap, and I am confident in its significant potential and value," Knight said in a statement. "We have crafted a clear vision for COMSovereign as stated in my recent update letter, and we are committed to the execution…

  • Dallas-headquartered Invitation Homes Inc. has promoted Charles Young to president and chief operating officer. Dallas Tanner will continue in the role of chief executive officer, Invitation said. “We are extremely pleased to expand the role Charles plays in the organization. Over the last decade, he has been an integral leader in helping Invitation Homes and a predecessor company build a robust business and a strong team,” Tanner said in a statement. “Charles has a deep understanding of the business and strategy and a thoughtful and caring approach to our resident experience, and he is an exceptional leader in the way…