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Kenny Lim
Jan 19, 2010

MediaCorp appoints Thomas Ang to head out-of-home media in Singapore

SINGAPORE - MediaCorp has appointed Thomas Ang, former managing director of EC-Ad Media, as its head of out-of-home media with immediate effect.

MediaCorp appoints Thomas Ang to head out-of-home media in Singapore
Ang has over 20 years experience managing out-of-home media, sponsorships and events. He has held several roles in the industry of which his latest was with EC-Ad Media in Macau.

Ang will report to Shaun Seow (pictured), MediaCorp deputy CEO, news, radio, interactive and print.

Last year, MediaCorp made its entry into the out-of-home market when they started managing outdoor and digital screens in two of Singapore’s newest malls, Orchard Central and ION Orchard.


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