Meet Movember’s new CEO, Andrew Little

Movember’s got a new CEO. His name’s Andrew Little, he starts on 1 September, and he’s joining because he believes in what we’re here to do.

Andrew’s spent more than thirty years in advertising, building some of Australia and New Zealand’s most respected creative agencies. Most recently he led DDB across the region - for 25 years. Along the way he’s become known for two things: building teams people actually love working in, and backing relationships for the long haul.

Now he’s bringing all of that to men’s health.

Why Movember?

We’ll let Andrew take this one.

“I’ve spent thirty years learning that the best work happens when people come together around something they truly believe in. Movember is that idea at scale - a movement built on creativity, community and genuine care for men’s health. Getting to know the Board and the team only deepened my conviction that this is where I want to put my energy next. I feel enormously lucky to be joining.” - Andrew Little

A word from our Chair

Movember Global Chair Damien Angus said the call was unanimous.

“Andrew combines humility with confidence, builds trust quickly, and has a rare ability to bring people together around a shared purpose. He gets what makes Movember special, and he’s genuinely excited about what’s still possible. It’s exactly the kind of leadership this next chapter calls for.” - Damien Angus

Thank you, Anne-Cécile

We also want to thank Anne-Cécile Berthier. She stepped up as interim CEO in May and led Movember through a period of change with real steadiness and care. She’ll stay at the helm right up until Andrew arrives and will remain closely involved in supporting the organisation through our peak fundraising campaign.

The best is still to come

Movember started as a simple idea between mates. It grew into a global movement that’s changed millions of lives. And the best? Still to come.

That’s down to you - our community. Thanks for being the engine that keeps this whole thing moving.

Welcome to Movember, Andrew. Let’s get to work.