Quickplay appoints Bartow as North America GM
February 10, 2025
Quickplay, a provider of OTT solutions, has announced the appointment of Jordan Bartow as General Manager, North America.
Prior to joining Quickplay, Bartow worked at Google Cloud where he led some of the company’s strategic initiatives, driving AI adoption for global media, entertainment, and sports leaders. Whilst there, Bartow also worked with LIV Golf where he drove media strategies and digital fan engagement initiatives.
“Quickplay is redefining the future of streaming, and I’m energised by their deep focus on building products to aid in streaming profitability, and their innovative approach to market,” said Bartow. “That mindset of challenging the status quo is a cultural trait that I immediately felt from the founders and broader team. The open, transparent and inspiring culture is ideal for my next chapter. I’m excited to help shape the trajectory of our portfolio, especially the recently launched Quickplay Shorts, refine our go-to-market strategy, and build deep partnerships that unlock massive opportunities for our customers.”
“At Quickplay, we encourage our team to take risks – I knew from our first meeting that Jordan fits that mold,” added Paul Pastor, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer, Quickplay. “He challenges traditional sales models, finds motivation in complex problem-solving, and is energised by visionary media innovations. That kind of energy is in our DNA here at Quickplay, and we’re thrilled to have Jordan on the team.”
Additionally, the company has onboarded streaming technology veteran Sean Lynch as Director of Business Development and digital innovator Adam Mitchell as Global Head of Customer Success & Analytics.
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