Teads with strengthened management structure

Alex Savic will take on the role of Managing Director, overseeing operations in Europe and the MENA region. With his experience and track record, he is expected to drive the adtech company's international growth.

Alex Savic übernimmt bei Teads als Managing Director für Europa und MENA eine neue Führungsrolle
Alex Savic takes on a new leadership role at Teads as Managing Director for Europe and MENA (Image credit: Teads)

Teads strengthens its international management structure and appoints Alex Savic as Managing Director for Europe and MENA. In his expanded leadership role, Savic will be responsible for sales and business development in the key markets of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. At the same time, he will retain his global role as Commercial Lead for Teads Ad Manager (TAM).

Savic has been with Teads for over twelve years and has held several strategic positions during this time, including Managing Director for Switzerland and Austria as well as Head of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and DACH. Most recently, he was responsible for the LATAM region and Israel following the merger of Outbrain and Teads.

"As we continue to grow globally, we value clarity, accountability and strong leadership that drives performance in all markets and delivers even better results for our clients," said David Kostman, Chief Executive Officer of Teads. "Alex has earned the trust of teams and clients alike through his dependable leadership, deep market understanding and consistent focus on results."

Bertrand Quesada, Co-President and Chief Business Officer at Teads, adds: "Alex is an outstanding leader, deeply rooted in our industry. His passion for innovation and customer success - especially with the introduction of TAM - makes him the ideal person to lead the region successfully into the next phase."

In his new position, Savic will report directly to Bertrand Quesada and will work closely with regional and global executives to drive the company's strategic objectives.

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