Fred Media Expands European Operations with Two Hires and Expanded Role for Kate Llewellyn-Jones
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Jesse Whittock
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Summary
Fred Media, the WTFN-owned content distribution company based in Australia, has hired two new executives for its European operations. Malgorzata Gudel will handle content sales in Germany, Central and Eastern Europe, and the Nordics, while Charo Penedo will cover Spain, Portugal, France, Benelux, Italy, Greece, and Turkey. Additionally, Kate Llewellyn-Jones has been given an expanded role, and existing North American sales consultant Judy Levenson will now also oversee the UK and Ireland. Jamie I will manage sales in Australia, New Zealand, and Asia from the company's head office.
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Existing North American sales consultant Judy Levenson will add the UK and Ireland to her remit.
Recent recruit Jamie I overseeing sales in Australia, New Zealand and Asia from Fred Media's head office.
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