Tajer joins Dentsu as Australia CEO
Dentsu Aegis Network has snared Amazon Media Group Australia managing director and former IPG Mediabrands global chief executive Henry Tajer to run its Australia and New Zealand business.
Max Mason, Media & Marketing Editor
Max Mason is The Australian Financial Review’s Media & Marketing editor. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Max is a Citi Young Business Journalist of the Year, Kennedy and National Press Club award winner with nearly a decade of experience as a journalist.
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