![Alex Littlejohn | SVP Asia-Pacific |Amobee: Prior to working at Amobee, Alex started the Adconion Australia business and helped the company become a regional powerhouse. This achievement saw him rapidly be promoted within the company, where he eventually relocated to Amsterdam to take over their European operations. In 2014, Amobee acquired Adconion. Six months prior to the acquisition, Alex came on board as the senior VP (APAC), where he became responsible for growing the APAC business and creating a position for Amobee as a major player in the digital space. In the past 12 months Alex has spearheaded the digital marketing technology company’s growth; the organisation has doubled in size, both in terms of revenue and headcount, with 100 staff across the APAC Region. Alex has also overseen the regional launch of Amobee’s Brand Intelligence, which gauges what is seen by consumers and not just what is](https://cdn.i.haymarketmedia.asia/?n=campaign-asia%2fcontent%2f20150909013423-40u40_Alex_Littlejohn_500x500.png&h=570&w=855&q=100&v=20170226&c=1)
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Genuine business-changing thinking has never been more in demand, and those with the ability to provide it are highly sought after. After extensive consultation with the industry and internal discussions, we’re delighted to finally unveil Campaign’s 40 under 40 for 2015, the region’s hottest strategic thinkers, creators, digital stars and planners. We'll be revealing eight stars each day from 3 through 9 September. The newest editions come first, and the profiles are presented in no particular order.
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