From Adweek · Christopher Cicchiello · · 1m
Mark Green Dies at 53
Mark Green, Droga5's global CEO and The Monkeys co-founder, dies at 53 from heart attack.
In brief
Mark Green, Droga5's global CEO and The Monkeys co-founder, dies at 53 from heart attack. Mark Green, global CEO of Droga5 and co-founder of The Monkeys, died at 53 from a sudden heart attack in New York City. Originally reported by Adweek.
Mark Green's Death
Mark Green, global CEO of Droga5 and co-founder of Australian agency The Monkeys, died last Saturday in New York City of a sudden and unexpected heart attack at age 53.
Company Statement
Droga5 stated Green made an indelible mark on advertising globally and will be remembered for his generosity, humor, and empathy.
Green's Role
Green became Droga5's global CEO in 2024 after relocating from Australia to New York City with his family.
The Monkeys History
Green co-founded The Monkeys in 2006 with Justin Drape and Scott Nowell, winning awards for work with The Sydney Opera House, Telstra, Qantas, Ikea, Airbnb, and Intel.
The short version
Mark Green, global CEO of Droga5 and co-founder of The Monkeys, died at 53 from a sudden heart attack in New York City.
