Nomad Elevates Editor Dan Maloney to Partner
Nov. 21, 2023
High-end editorial and VFX company Nomad who proud to announce the appointment of award-winning Editor Dan Maloney to Partner.
Known for his eccentric comedic timing, Maloney has worked with a variety of directors including Tom Kuntz, Mike Warzin, and Brendan Gibbons. Some of his recent work includes several offbeat campaigns for Kayak, a hotdog-themed melodrama for Bijan Mustardson, and a homespun campaign for Gaia Herbs.
Nomad President and CEO Glenn Martin said:
"We’re thrilled to welcome Dan to Nomad as a Partner. Comedy is hard and Dan makes it look easy, he’s such a significant talent in the Nomad family. In addition, Dan’s creative vision and commitment to mentoring younger talent make him an invaluable addition to our leadership."
Nomad President and CEO Glenn Martin said:
"This has been an exciting step for me. Since joining four years ago, I’ve fit right into this talented roster of editors. I’m proud to play a small part in the leadership of this incredible company."
Nomad’s Editors are available to work in New York, LA, Austin, London, Tokyo, and everywhere in between.
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