Terence D’Souza exits hotstuff medialabs after twelve years
He was the chief creative officer and associate partner at the agency.
Terence D’Souza has stepped down from his role as chief creative officer and associate partner at hotstuff medialabs, concluding a twelve-year stint at the 360° communications agency.
D’Souza cited health reasons for his departure, following a brain stroke last year. Having now recovered, he is looking forward to starting a refreshed chapter in his media career, he stated.
D’Souza said, "Hotstuff has always had a legacy of bold thinking and courageous execution of new ideas. I'm confident the team will continue to rise to the challenge."
In a career spanning over 17 years, D’Souza began as a qualified auditor before pivoting to advertising in 2012, when he took on the role of CCO at hotstuff medialabs.