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Director of Media Activation & Optimisation

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Media Activation & Optimisation Director
Drive media performance by combining deep platform expertise with technology, automation, and AI. The Media Activation & Optimisation Director is responsible for maximising how clients activate and optimise media across platforms.
What you’ll be doing
This role combines hands-on expertise in digital media buying with a strong understanding of ad-tech partners such as Innovid and DoubleVerify.
- Focus on identifying practical ways to improve performance, streamline workflows, and scale best practices across markets.
- Define and scale buying best practices across major media platforms.
- Drive adoption of Smart Bidding and platform-native optimisation capabilities.
- Maximise the value of ad tech partners including Smartly, Innovid, and DoubleVerify.
- Identify opportunities to simplify, automate and improve activation workflows.
- Translate platform and technology innovations into scalable solutions for markets and agencies.
- Partner with agencies to continuously improve activation quality, efficiency, and performance.
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What you’ll bring
- Deep hands-on experience across major digital media platforms
- Strong understanding of media buying, optimisation, and auction dynamics
- Experience using ad tech partners such as Smartly, Innovid, and DoubleVerify
- Curiosity about automation, AI, and emerging activation capabilities e.g. agentic
- Ability to translate technical platform expertise into practical recommendations
- Comfortable operating between platforms, agencies, and business stakeholders


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