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Feb 21, 2019

MediaMonks chief to address Campaign360 amid Asian expansion

Victor Knaap will present a keynote at March 5th event at the Capella in Singapore

MediaMonks chief to address Campaign360 amid Asian expansion

MediaMonks, the content production agency bought by Martin Sorrell's S4 Capital, is forging ahead with its Asian expansion, announcing new offices in Mumbai and Bengaluru this week. 

As further evidence of its interest in the region, MediaMonks' Victor Knaap will be visiting Singapore in March and will be addressing the audience at Campaign360 in a keynote presentation.

Knaap has dropped further clues about MediaMonks' expansion plans at past Campaign-affiliated events. 

Last November Knaap and Sorrell spoke at Campaign’s exclusive Breakfast Briefing event in London, explaining how moving into digital media planning and buying, particularly performance marketing, was a priority. They also addressed the issue of in-housing and detailed plans for a more integrated, efficient structure.

Earlier in September at Spikes Asia in Singapore, Knaap related the story of how S4C acquired his firm. He spent much of his presentation explaining how MediaMonks functions differently from competitors, extolling its one P&L model and showing examples of data-driven creativity at scale, while reiterating expansion goals for Germany, India and Japan.

Register you interest in Campaign360

Now entering its third year, Campaign360 gathers the most influential global and regional media and marketing heads in a forum to ignite change. You can see the full Campaign360 agenda here.

Campaign360 is an invite-only event with a limited supply of VIP passes available for senior brand marketers. To register your interest in attending, please contact Lucian Mashobe on +852 2122 5238 or email him: [email protected].

Source:
Campaign Asia

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