Teads strengthens threefold at the beginning of the year

The global media platform Teads is expanding its team in Switzerland at the start of the year with three new hires. Franz Klingler, Jenna Capitoni, and Melda Kavi are joining the outstream advertising provider in 2019.

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Franz Klingler joined the Teads sales team at the beginning of the year as Head of Programmatic, strengthening the team in the expansion of the programmatic business in Switzerland, Austria and Eastern European countries. He has already worked on the marketer and agency side for start-ups and global companies in Germany, Spain and Switzerland and brings extensive expertise in data-driven programmatic advertising. In his last position, Franz Klingler was involved in building up the digital business unit Xaxis at GroupM's Zurich location from 2015, where he was team leader responsible for customer engagement and product management.

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Jenna Capitoni starts as Strategic Account Director at Teads Switzerland. Prior to that, she worked at Teads as Global Industry Manager for the Luxury, Fashion and Beauty industry and was responsible for clients such as Richemont, LVMH and Shiseido. Capitoni started her career at companies such as Chanel and Cartier, and later moved to the London ad tech industry, where she further deepened her digital know-how. Capitoni shared her digital knowledge with luxury brands to help them grow and build brands through digital media. She will be responsible for clients in Western Switzerland.

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Melda Kavi joined the Ad Operation team in Switzerland as Account Manager at the beginning of the year. During her time at Adello, she was previously responsible for international mobile advertising campaigns as Operation Manager and supported the team for four months in setting up the agency in Malaysia. Melda Kavi brings expertise in planning, setting up and monitoring international campaigns, optimizing KPIs, using and evaluating internal and external tracking tools, according to a statement.

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