Todd Martin to take on Regional Digital Director role for Havas Worldwide APAC

Havas Worldwide, a leading integrated marketing communications agency, welcomes on board Todd Martin as Regional Digital In his new role, Todd will lead and drive the growth of digital across Asia Pacific.

He will also lead Havas Drive, a digital acceleration, technology and innovation unit based at Havas Worldwide Bangkok.

Based out of Singapore, Todd will report directly to Juan Rocamora, Chairman of Havas Worldwide Asia Pacific, working alongside Sunny Hermano, Business Development and Integration Director Southeast Asia and Levent Guenes, CEO Todd has over 20 years of broad client category digital experience in the US, UK,

Japan, China and across Asia Pacific and has been responsible for creating digital strategies and campaigns for a huge number of multinational clients. He was one of the founders of Amnesia Razorfish in Australia, and worked there for 10 years before moving to the US to work with Razorfish out of Seattle.

He moved to Singapore in 2013 as Regional Head of Social and Digital for Bates CHI & Partners, and worked in Social@Ogilvy across the region before a short stint at Edelman as Head of Strategy for Asia.

“Todd joins us with a solid track record in the digital space having worked with the some of the top digital agencies and cutting edge brands around the world. His experience across geographies and ability to work with different cultures is a strong plus. Havas has a robust digital offering in Asia Pacific and we have no doubt that Todd is the right person to lead and strengthen our digital operations as we move in the next phase of our growth." said Juan Rocamora, Chairman of Havas Worldwide

On his appointment, Todd said: “I am particularly excited about the Digital Innovation team, Havas Drive. Their blend of creative technical talent is producing solid solutions that work in multiple Asian markets. Havas are showing they have the talent and resources to deliver innovative digital experiences for all clients in the region, they’re walking the walk, not just talking about it.”