BRENDON COOK KIRSTY DOLLISSON
OOH!MEDIA TORCHMEDIA
“Digital Out of Home is really a new medium, with all the
opportunities to evolve just as digital PC and mobile did.
We will only be limited by our own abilities to invent,
invest, and explore the frontier of possibilities.” “As cities become smarter and audiences adapt to
urban sprawl, the potential for Out of Home to provide
integrated, engaging campaigns at multiple touch
points will be unmatched by other media.”
ANDREW HINES BARCLAY NETTLEFOLD
APN OUTDOOR
“It is a transformative time for Out of Home. The convergence
of data and technology will only drive further growth,
through product innovation, deeper audience understanding,
enhanced targeting capabilities, and trading efficiencies.”
QMS MEDIA
“The future of our industry lies in harnessing digital
Out of Home, as it provides immediacy, creativity,
flexibility, and the opportunity to be contextually
relevant. The seismic change that digital is creating,
and how we respond to it, will be the key to our
success.”
CHRIS TYQUIN
GOA
“What we are now witnessing, in regards to the move
into digital, is simply the first stage of what will be
a multi-generational evolution in the way both our
audiences, and advertisers, will eventually use, and
engage with, Out of Home.”
MIKE TYQUIN
ADSHEL
“Because of its rapidly evolving nature, Out of Home
is one of the most dynamic and interesting ad channels.
Advertisers continue to seek greater digital coverage
at scale, supported by location-based audience
insights. Data will combine with digital to drive growth.”
ROB ATKINSON
ADSHEL – RESIGNED MAY 2017
RICHARD HERRING
APN OUTDOOR – RESIGNED MAY 2017
Left to Right:
Mike Tyquin
Andrew Hines
Barclay Nettlefold
Brad Bishopp
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