Jane Leung
Jul 6, 2010

BBDO/Proximity Singapore bolsters digital department

SINGAPORE - BBDO/Proximity Singapore has boosted its digital unit with five new hires including Alan Leong, Gigi Im, Pratik Japee, Patrick Lim and Deric Loh.

Alan Leong digital creative group head BBDO/Proximity Singapore
Alan Leong digital creative group head BBDO/Proximity Singapore

Leong (pictured) is joining the agency as digital creative group head and Im as senior digital designer. Both creatives hail from Arc Singapore.

On the digital production side, Japee is now the lead digital producer. He was the project manager at Blue Interactive from 2007 until 2009.

Lim takes the other digital producer role and has relocated from Yahoo UK to Singapore for the role.

Google AdWords certified Loh will be taking a search-marketing focused position at the agency as a digital planner. He was previously the APAC regional search marketing manager at Soho Square, a brand idea company under WPP. His work for non-profit campaign Smile Train won the Market Motive PPC Certification Scholarship in April.

"We increased the digital talent pool with several key hires in early 2010 and are continuing to do so until mid-year," said Jean-Paul Burge, CEO of BBDO/Proximity Singapore and president of Southeast Asia.

 

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