Staff Reporters
Dec 9, 2019

Meet the 2019 40 Under 40: Robert Woolfrey

Read about Robert Woolfrey of Amobee, one of the 40 young industry professionals we've selected as representing Asia Pacific’s next generation of marketing and communications leadership.

Meet the 2019 40 Under 40: Robert Woolfrey

Robert Woolfrey | Senior vice president | Amobee | Singapore

Since joining Amobee three years ago, Woolfrey spearheaded its expansion in Asia from 30 staff based in Singapore to over 100 employees across six new markets. He also supervised award-winning digital marketing campaigns for global brands including Heineken, MasterCard, and HSBC.

Read more about why Woolfrey—and the 39 other members of the class of 2019—made the list:

Campaign Asia-Pacific's 40 Under 40 2019: Asia's top rising talent
Asia-Pacific's top rising talent From data scientists to brand builders, creative minds to entrepreneurs, here is our marketing and communications standout class of young professionals for 2019.

Note: The full 40 Under 40 list is available only to Campaign members. Learn about the benefits of membership and become a member today.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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