Lee Ginsberg Exits Ginsberg / Libby to Become Independent Awards Consultant

Ginsberg, who co-founded the agency Ginsberg / Libby in 2009 with Chris Libby, has decided to embark on a new phase in his career. After 16 years managing day-to-day operations at a full-service agency, Ginsberg will focus on consulting, applying the same dedication and insight that characterized Ginsberg / Libby.

The news of his departure was confirmed on Tuesday morning. Ginsberg expressed his gratitude for the shared experiences and pride in the accomplishments achieved during his time at the agency. His official departure is scheduled for mid-April.

Chris Libby will continue to lead the company under its current banner, alongside a senior staff including Clay Dollarhide, Julie Siegel, Seanna Hore, Robin Finn, and Olivia Delgado. Libby highlighted the strong partnership with Ginsberg, based on shared values and an uncompromising commitment to clients.

Ginsberg / Libby, founded in July 2009, focuses on the entertainment space across film, television, festivals, awards, and corporate branding, with deep expertise in both mainstream and digital communications.

During his tenure as a partner, Ginsberg built a robust awards business and played an integral role in the awards campaigns for films such as "Hamnet," "Bugonia," "Song Sung Blue," "Conclave," "The Holdovers," "Coda," "Lincoln," "The Shape of Water," "Joker," "Manchester by the Sea," "Birdman," and "12 Years a Slave".

Ginsberg's departure marks a significant change for the agency, but Libby and the senior team are committed to continuing the company's legacy.

The firm specializes in the entertainment sector, covering film, television, festivals, awards, and corporate branding, with deep expertise in both traditional and digital communications.

Ginsberg's departure marks a significant change for the agency, but Libby and the senior team are committed to continuing the company's legacy.