Ammunition Hired Myron Nilsson as Creative Chief
The Atlanta-based agency appointed the former AdPipe Studio president to lead its creative strategy.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in People

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Ammunition has appointed Myron Nilsson as its new chief creative officer. Nilsson brings experience from his previous roles at AdPipe Studio and Hilton to the Atlanta-based agency.
Why it matters
The agency hired Nilsson to enhance the quality of its creative output following a competitive search process. His expertise in AI and brand-side work was a key factor in the selection.
Ammunition interviewed more than 40 candidates from regions spanning the U.K. to Australia before choosing Nilsson. He joins the firm after a career that includes a 10-year tenure at Octagon.
The players
Myron Nilsson
He is the new chief creative officer at Ammunition who previously served as president at AdPipe Studio.
Ammunition
This Atlanta-based agency provides creative services and recently expanded with an international office.
Evan Levy
He currently serves as the chief client officer at Ammunition after joining the team in July 2026.
Renaye Edwards
She serves as the chief operating officer at Ammunition.
The details
Nilsson previously served as president at AdPipe Studio and as global executive creative director for Hilton. The agency expects this addition to support its broader goals of professional expansion in North America and Europe.
Timeline
October 2025: Ammunition opened its London office.
May 2026: The agency completed a corporate rebrand.
July 2026: Evan Levy joined the firm as chief client officer.
September 21, 2026: Myron Nilsson joined as chief creative officer.
Market Landscape
The firm is positioning itself within the competitive creative market by prioritizing technical AI and brand-side expertise. This move follows a broader industry trend of the rise of agency-side AI integration.
Clients of the agency may see changes in the creative direction and digital output provided by the firm. The appointment signals a focus on modernized branding standards that could impact future campaign aesthetics.
The takeaway
Agencies are increasingly looking beyond traditional creative backgrounds to find leaders comfortable with AI technology. Developing a diverse candidate pool is becoming a standard practice for firms scaling their global operations.
Further reading
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