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September 2, 2020
Mobile Marketing: Movers and Shakers
Mobile Marketing wrote about the newest Pubguard appointments in their latest Movers and Shakers article.
Pubguard appoints Curran and Ngai to leadership roles
Andy Curran has been named Chief Executive Officer and Alan Ngai as Chief Operating Officer at Pubguard, a malvertising platform subsidiary of Bidstack.
Curran will focus on positioning the company as the most agile platform to respond to the evolving threat landscape. He joins Pubguard’s leadership team from Bidstack, where he was Head of Growth and responsible for scaling up and aligning the development and commercial teams within the group.
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