Rhandell Rubio
Aug 15, 2011

Aegis Media Hong Kong CEO Chris Ryan appointed to regional Isobar role

ASIA-PACIFIC - Aegis Media Hong Kong chief executive officer Chris Ryan has expanded his responsibilities by taking on the newly-created role of international client director of Isobar Asia-Pacific.

Chris Ryan adds international client director of Isobar to his duties
Chris Ryan adds international client director of Isobar to his duties

Aegis Media told Campaign the time was right for a new senior client-side role. It is looking to create  more multi-market client relationships and deliver more innovative solutions across the region's markets, a spokesman said.

With his additional duties, Ryan will remain based in Hong Kong and report to Jean Lin, CEO of Isobar Asia-Pacific. Lin points out that Ryan's responsibilities include driving regional client development for Isobar across Asia-Pacific to bolster the agency's focus on servicing clients and meet their increasing demand on multi-market digital delivery.

Ryan started with Isobar Hong Kong in June 2008,  and was then responsible for business development, growing the group's search business, setting up a strong planning function, and launching the social CRM product, Astro. 

In 2009, he was promoted to CEO of Aegis Media Hong Kong, responsible for managing the three Aegis Media brands: Isobar, Carat, and iProspect.  

Isobar most recently was appointed the digital agency of record for Kellogg's in Asia-Pacific and South Africa.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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