Team Member

cameron dilley – creative director

Declared a Bay Area legend by Tampa Bay Business Journal, Cameron Dilley is renowned for the power, originality and effectiveness of his creative solutions.

Prior to joining ULA, Cameron was Director of Creative Services for Xposure Group, a Tampa, Florida-based marketing, PR and investor relations firm. He had run his own award-winning creative services and consulting firm, cameron dilley/creative since 1994.

Cameron launched his career in marketing in 1981 at Louis Benito Advertising (now Fahlgren), where he worked on a variety of local and national brands and rose from copywriter to VP/Associate Creative Director. In 1992, Cameron joined Earle Palmer Brown to help lead that agencys creative efforts on behalf of clients like the Florida Lottery. In 1994, an independent research firm ranked the agency's award-winning lottery campaigns "the most memorable advertising in the state" (Adweek 9/29/94). The work also won Best of Show honors at the 1993 and 1994 ADDYS.

In a 1980-81 collaboration with WEDU-TV (PBS) and the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, Cameron wrote and produced the internationally syndicated jazz series, Orange Blossom Bebop, featuring jazz legends like Nat Adderley and Flip Phillips. He has also written music criticism for Players magazine and The St. Petersburg Times.

Cameron's work has received honors from the CLIOS; The New York International Film Festival; New York Art Director's Annuals; Print Regional Design Annuals; ShowSouth (Gold); Adweek magazine; the OBIE's; the ADDY's; Creative Club of Tampa Bay; Florida Magazine Association Charlie Awards for Best Ads; and numerous Excel Awards.