The media-buying agency is to part company with Chris Broadbent, director of the Manchester office, and head of broadcast Matthew Hatton, who have both resigned, while Andy Jones, director of the Glasgow office, is to leave to pursue other interests.
Feather Brooksbank has restructured and created new roles in the group, and centralised some of its senior roles.
The role of head of broadcast will now be headed by Nick Stewart, currently TV buying director at the Glasgow office. Stuart Bell, currently client services director, and Gary Parkes, group account director, will report to Stuart Feather on the non-broadcast side. Director Barbara Moyses will take on responsibility for new business.
In a statement, Feather Brooksbank said: "We would like to thank Chris, Matt and Andy for their significant contributions to the company over the years."
Clients of the company include the Bank of Scotland, Daihatsu and the Health Education Board of Scotland. Feather Brooksbank was bought by Carat, part of the Aegis Group, in 1999 for £7.5m.
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