Jerome Bigio has been appointed as Senior Vice President of Marketing, APAC at Warner Bros. Discovery, bringing his extensive experience in entertainment marketing to the company.
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Jerome Bigio is a seasoned marketing professional with extensive experience in the entertainment industry. He has recently been appointed as Senior Vice President of Marketing, APAC at Warner Bros. Discovery.
Before joining Warner Bros. Discovery, Jerome Bigio served as Senior Director of Marketing for Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong at Netflix.
The role involves overseeing the development and execution of marketing strategies across the Asia-Pacific region, enhancing brand awareness, driving audience engagement, and fostering a strong community of loyal fans.
Warner Bros. Discovery is a leading media and entertainment company known for its extensive portfolio of iconic brands and content, including popular movies, TV shows, and streaming services.
Jerome Bigio's appointment brings a wealth of regional experience and leadership to Warner Bros. Discovery, expected to strengthen the company's marketing vision and enhance its connection with diverse audiences through innovative and localized campaigns.
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