About Bruno
Bruno is an award-winning creative lead at Meta's Creative Shop, focusing on helping advertisers get the best results from their Instagram and Facebook ads. His book of business includes enterprise clients like Adobe, AT&T, Samsung, Indeed, Dell, Dyson, Lenovo, and HubSpot — among others.
A native of Brazil, he started his career in Rio de Janeiro and today lives in New York City, having spent time in agencies in Chicago, Kansas City, and Dallas. Along the way, Bruno spent eight years at Leo Burnett, leading projects in the multicultural as well as English-speaking markets, creating and winning awards throughout the Kellogg’s portfolio (Frosted Flakes, Special K, Nutrigrain, Cheez-It, and one very high-profile campaign for Kellogg’s sponsorship of the Olympics), the Mexico Board of Tourism, Coca-Cola, Allstate, and GM brands such as GMC and Buick.
Bruno Pieroni’s comedy has been published on McSweeney’s, Weekly Humorist, and Points in Case, among others. Prior to moving to New York he was an ensemble member of Chicago’s Paper Machete, and over the last few years he has published two books of humorous haiku, the travelogue “Admit It Japan, You Love When a Foreigner Struggles With Chopsticks” and the pandemic-inspired “I Get The Feeling When This Is Over I’ll Still Avoid Most People.”
