Hannah to power up team with focus on product mix

Adaptive streaming technology company SeenThis has appointed experienced adtech professional Hannah O’Neill as VP Sales, EMEA. Meanwhile, former UK GM Nick Titmus has moved to a new role as VP Sales, Expansion.

In her new role, Hannah will be responsible for running the EMEA team, ensuring that SeenThis is offering the right mix of products for its agency and direct clients, as well as tech partners.

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She brings over 20 years’ industry experience to the role. Before joining SeenThis, Hannah was at Nano Interactive, most recently as VP, Sales. She also spent 10 years at Amobee, culminating in a role as VP Agency Partnerships, EMEA. She’s also active in various industry groups, including Digital Leading Ladies, and is the UK IAB representative for SeenThis.

Commenting on her new role, Hannah said: “I’m really enjoying the great team environment at SeenThis, which has enabled me to hit the ground running. We’re fortunate in having fantastic technology to work with, so we’re focused on maximising the potential of our existing clients, consolidating what we already have, but also looking at where we can expand into new areas.”

Thomas Houge, CCO at SeenThis added: “Hannah is an important hire for us as we look to build on our achievements in 2024. Her vast experience will be a key asset in helping SeenThis embark on the next stage of our development.”

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Since 2017, Swedish tech company SeenThis has been evolving screen experiences for everyone, everywhere. With its groundbreaking adaptive streaming technology, SeenThis is transforming the distribution and climate impact of digital content compared to traditional technology. With billions of streams served for 5000+ brands in 50+ countries, the company is on a journey to reshape the internet – for good. Working across seven offices globally, SeenThis employees are obsessed with creating a truly high-speed and energy-efficient Internet.