The Guardian promotes Imogen Fox to global chief advertising officer

Guardian News & Media has announced that Imogen Fox has been promoted to global chief advertising officer, taking on commercial responsibility for the Guardian’s advertising business internationally.

In her expanded remit, Imogen will lead on the Guardian’s global advertising strategy, collaborating with our advertising teams in the US and Australia. 

Imogen Fox has been chief advertising officer for two years and has worked in the Guardian’s commercial department since 2016 where she has held a number of leadership roles, including executive editor of Guardian Labs and director of advertising. She began her career at the Guardian in 2004, joining the newsroom as assistant fashion editor and progressing to head of fashion.

Imogen Fox, global chief advertising officer, Guardian News & Media says:

“The Guardian provides advertisers with a valuable and increasingly rare opportunity, offering them scale, influence and integrity. I look forward to working more closely with our commercial teams in the UK, US and Australia to showcase to brands how the Guardian can help amplify their campaigns and why our reputation as a responsible, impactful media organisation matters to audiences and sets us apart in the global market.”

Imogen will continue to report directly to GNM’s chief executive officer, Anna Bateson.

Source: Guardian Media Group

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