Supreme Group Names Olly Johnston EVP of Platform Growth and Transformation

Nov 12, 2025
Supreme Group has appointed Olly Johnston as Executive Vice President of Platform Growth and Transformation to lead strategic initiatives across healthcare and life sciences marketing.

Supreme Group has appointed Olly Johnston as Executive Vice President of Platform Growth and Transformation, announced in a press release. The appointment comes as the company continues to expand its integrated platform for healthcare and life sciences marketing and communications.

Johnston will oversee strategic growth initiatives aimed at enhancing client access to the platform’s collective capabilities and strengthening Supreme Group’s market position. He joins the company following seven years at Inizio Evoke, where he led customer experience and omnichannel operations across the U.S. and Europe.

Before his tenure at Inizio Evoke, Johnston held senior roles at MRM/McCann and other agencies, where he focused on digital transformation and modern customer engagement. His leadership at Supreme Group will support the company’s ongoing growth following its recent acquisition of Pivot Design in August.

Supreme Group, backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, brings together specialized agencies across brand, communications, and digital performance, combining AI-driven capabilities with strategic marketing expertise for the healthcare and life sciences sectors.

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