Susie Sell
Dec 20, 2012

Meckoy Quiogue to depart GroupM Philippines; Puneet Arora named CEO

MANILA - Puneet Arora has been appointed as CEO for GroupM Philippines, with Meckoy Quiogue set to depart to take on a role on the media owner side.

GroupM names new CEO for the Philippines
GroupM names new CEO for the Philippines

Arora, currently based in Singapore as a regional director with Maxus, will assume the position on 1 February, but will begin his transition into the role from mid-January.

Quiogue is set to depart the network at the end of January to take on an undisclosed role on the media owner side.

Mark Patterson, CEO of GroupM Asia Pacific, said he is bullish about the economic and business prospects in the Philippines.

“With our recent digital acquisition of Netbooster and another in the pipeline, together with major new clients who joined us this year, Puneet will have a big job on his hands as we have major ambitions,” he said.

Arora began his career in India as the head of P&G media business, and from there moved on to various product and business roles across Asia, including stints in China, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore.

He was previously part of the senior management team at Starcom in the Philippines for two years, as well as performing roles in various industry bodies, such as readership research and TV measurement technical committees.

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