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Andrew Robertson promoted to state sales manager for QMS in Victoria

Digital outdoor media company QMS Media has announced the promotion of Andrew Robertson to Victoria state sales manager. He joins from NSW where he was group sales manager.

Robertson joined the QMS team three years ago from Nova Entertainment. Prior to that he held a role with Ooh Media.

Robertson has been promoted 

In his role as group sales manager, Robertson managed major agencies and gained skills he will bring to the team in Victoria which is seeking to further cement their position in the market, QMS said.

Robertson said he was thrilled to be joining the Victorian team.

“With so much change in the media landscape, it is an exciting time to be at QMS. We have a clear story, a significant growth trajectory and the tools to deliver more intelligent outdoor media solutions to our clients.

“It is an absolute privilege to be joining such a strong and established team here in Melbourne as QMS continue to differentiate ourselves as a powerful and competitive alternative in the outdoor media industry,” said Robertson.

QMS Australia CEO John O’Neill said Robertson’s appointment would spearhead a new period of growth for the Victorian team.

“We are very pleased to welcome Andrew to Melbourne, as we focus on building deeper connections and engagement opportunities for our clients through our network of premium digital assets. Andrew will be integral in driving revenue, building on our agency partnerships and increasing overall market presence in Victoria,” he said.

“Through the success of our professional development program and internal mentorships I am proud that we have been able to promote from within for this key role.”

Robertson takes the role from Deb Webb who has left for parental leave.

Robertson’s promotion comes as QMS Media recently acquired APN Outdoor’s Mark Fairhurst to head up its Sydney division as general manager.

The out of home provider also recently announced it would stick by profit estimates for the current financial year, despite a general declining spend in the Australian market.

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