QMS has announced the expansion of its customer-focused team with the promotion of four key senior sales executives.
This comes as the digital-by-design business looks to extend its market growth and leadership in Australia’s digital out-of-home industry.
The continued growth and momentum of QMS’ nationally will see Stephen Londish promoted to group business director in Sydney.
Patrick Healey and Aidan Price have been promoted to group sales manager’s in Melbourne and Brisbane to lead key agency groups within their respective markets.
The sales team will be further bolstered with Tara O’Keefe moving into the newly created position of sales operations director.
In the new national role, O’Keefe will lead the integrated sales and delivery processes and ensure QMS’ customer centric approach continues to be at the forefront.
QMS chief revenue officer, Alex Kerley said these key promotions will further enhance QMS’ market presence and exceptional customer service levels that continue to lead the market.
“I’m proud to see the dedicated investment we have made in our people’s ongoing development to provide growth opportunities that reward their hard work,” he said.
“Not only do we have tremendous talent within the business, but the respect Steve, Patty, Aidan and Tara have among their media agencies is testament to their ongoing commitment to always putting their clients front and centre each and every day,” he added.
This comes after QMS recently announced it has joined forces with audience measurement company Amplified Intelligence to conduct the first out-of-home (OOH) attention study of its kind in the world, set for release later this year.
The partnership will see the digital outdoor media company further its focus on accountability, audience understanding and client results that will help drive the global OOH industry into the future. Together the study will explore the relationship attention has in OOH advertising as well as how it relates to memory retention, brand choice and growth.
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Top image: Stephen Londish, Patrick Healey, Tara O’Keefe and Aidan Price