MiQ’s Jason Scott promoted to APAC CEO
Programmatic media company MiQ has promoted current ANZ CEO Jason Scott to take on the expanded remit of APAC CEO, effective immediately.
The new role will see Scott responsible for driving business growth and expansion throughout Southeast Asia, with the scope of his role including APAC countries excluding India and China. Scott will continue to serve as CEO for Australia and New Zealand, reporting to MiQ global president Richard Dunmall.
Following a successful career in advertising and media, Scott joined MiQ as CEO ANZ in 2019. Previously, he spent 5 years as the CEO of Allure Media and four years in general manager roles at Microsoft Advertising Asia, responsible for growing revenue and market share in the Asia region including greater China, India, and Japan. Scott has also held senior roles at Ninemsn, using his digital media and sales background to service some of the world’s largest technology clients.
Since joining MiQ as ANZ CEO, Scott has expanded the company’s ANZ operations, growing revenue by more than 400% and launching new offices in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.
MiQ global president, Richard Dunmall, said Scott’s promotion was well-deserved.
“Since Jason joined us in late 2019, his performance leading our ANZ business has been nothing short of exceptional. As momentum continues to build, I’m excited to see how Jason’s leadership can now be applied to our fastest-growing region. Jason is no stranger to this dynamic part of the world, holding multiple leadership positions across the region, throughout his career. I have no doubt he will continue to drive business across APAC,” he said.
Commenting on his promotion, Scott said: “I’m thrilled to be adding the fast-growing Southeast Asian region to my current remit. The Southeast Asian market is dynamic and fast-paced and I’m looking forward to accelerating growth by adding additional regional support. MiQ has grown significantly over the past few years, with regional expansion across Australia, increased channel diversity, growth in our product portfolio and senior staff appointments. My priority now is to ensure MiQ is adequately servicing the Southeast Asian market and securing its position within the global MiQ network.”
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