Shopper Media Group Appoints Three New Interstate Representatives

Shopper Media Group Appoints Three New Interstate Representatives

Australian retail out-of-home (OOH) media business Shopper Media Group (SMG) has appointed three new state representatives to service its growing portfolio of shopping centres.

Brad Fowler, founding director of Ambient Outdoor, has been appointed as the Queensland representative for SMG.

Fowler also has experience working for companies such as Salmat, Adshel, NOVA Entertainment and ODNA Outdoor.

MediaNest director Tim Kennedy has been appointed as SMG’s South Australian representative.

Kennedy has worked in marketing and advertising agencies, as well as in sales roles, for over 17 years.

Terry Carmichael, managing director of TCVC Australia, has been appointed as SMG’s representative in Western Australia, bringing over 38 years of media experience to the table.

SMG chief executive Ben Walker said the latest appointments are a testament to the company’s growth in the local centre landscape due to its product offering.

“Our new interstate representatives in Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland will be presenting detailed consumer insights into their respective state regions,” he said.




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