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AUSTRALIA— Andrew Reid has been appointed managing director of digital media network and audience measurement firm Komli Media following the departure of Andrew Lockwood.
Reid (pictured) was previously VP of data solutions at Komli, and before that headed up Komli ViziSense, which made an unsuccessful bid to win IAB Australia’s online measurement tender last year.
Before Komli, Reid was managing director at marketing and research firm Peer Group Media and also had a spell as MD at Nielsen NetRatings, managing Australian operations.
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