Benjamin Li
Apr 11, 2011

Rapp hires regional analytics director

SHANGHAI - Rapp has appointed Dr. Onn Keet Peng (KP) to the newly created role of regional analytics director of RAPP Asia.

Dr KP Onn, regional analytics director, RAPP ASIA
Dr KP Onn, regional analytics director, RAPP ASIA

KP will be based in the regional office in Shanghai and reports to Mohammed Sirajuddeen (Siraj), CEO of Rapp Asia.

An expert in on-line and off-line data analysis, segmentation and customer relationship management (CRM), in this new role, KP (pictured) will be responsible for providing strategic direction for clients’ analytics need and ensuring good ROI for marketing campaigns through the use of analytics.

KP was most recently regional customer intelligence director at Prudential Corporation Asia (Insurance).

With more than 20 years experience, KP has worked across many industries across US, UK and Asia including banking, finance, insurance, as well as consumer electronics, automobiles and IT, with clients spanning from American Express, Citibank, IBM, AXA, Sky Cable, Caltex, TNT, Ericsson, Allianz and Ford Credit.

Reported in February, Rapp Asia has relocated its regional office from Singapore to Shanghai reflecting the growing demand for data driven marketing and consumer analytics in Greater China.

“We’ve always had strategic analytics professionals at our local RAPP offices, but with the strengthening of Rapp’s regional network and the increasing demand for transactional and online analytics,' said Sirajuddeen. "With our move to Shangai, it became evident that we needed someone that could integrate all data points and drive insights from an entire Asian perspective.”

Rapp has 16 offices across the Asia-Pacific region including Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, Bangalore, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, Wellington, Taipei, Bangkok, Seoul and Manila.

Source:
Campaign China

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