Tag appoints Dan Healy as CEO APAC
Tag has promoted Dan Healy to be its new CEO APAC, replacing Toby Codrington, who has assumed the role of Tag CEO Americas.
The announcement:
Tag, a leading global creative production partner to brands and agencies, has announced Dan Healy as the new chief executive officer for Asia-Pacific, effective as of January 1, 2023.
Healy will now lead the company’s activities in its fastest-growing region with responsibility for further evolving its services, people, and geographic footprint for the benefit of both existing and new client partners. Over the past 5 years Healy has played an integral role in Tag’s growth as the APAC head of growth and more recently double hatting as the managing director of Hong Kong and Taiwan. His appointment as CEO is a natural progression that will draw on his deep understanding of the Tag proposition and his vast experience across the region.
Prior to joining Tag, Healy spent 10 years with global commercial real estate giants CBRE, where he held senior regional growth roles, leading high-performing client focused teams across both the EMEA and APAC regions.
“Dan has been instrumental in driving new business for the APAC region, including significant client wins and partnership expansions. As we look to the future, we need to ensure that our strategic and business development focus maximises our 50 years of industry experience and drives innovation and opportunity for growth. We have a strong team with a wealth of experience that will support Dan as he transitions into his new role,” commented David Kassler, global CEO Tag.
Speaking of his appointment, Healy said: “I am honored to have the opportunity to lead this incredible business in APAC and look forward to being part of our continued growth story. I am excited to leverage our existing best-in-class capabilities and discover new ways to add value for our clients and employees.” Healy will continue to be based out of the Tag Hong Kong office.
Healy replaces outgoing CEO APAC, Toby Codrington, who will relocate to New York and assume the role of CEO Americas for Tag.
“As Tag concludes its 50th year and looks to the next 50, we know our leadership across the globe brings a vast industry understanding to drive innovation and expansion across all sectors and regions,” comments Kassler.
Source: Tag
