AppsFlyer, the marketing cloud platform, has announced the appointment of Alexia Nakad as General Manager, Western Europe and the Middle East. In this newly created role, Nakad will lead AppsFlyer’s growth and strategic expansion across the region, as the company accelerates its omni-channel and data collaboration strategy.

“Alexia is a globally recognised leader with an outstanding track record of building and scaling high-performing organisations across multiple regions,” commented Alex Grach, General Manager, EMEA at AppsFlyer. “Her deep expertise in data-driven marketing, commercialisation, and strategic partnerships – combined with her experience operating at scale in complex, multi-market environments – makes her uniquely positioned to lead EMEA West and accelerate our omni-channel and data collaboration ambitions.”

Originally from Australia and based in London for the past eight years, Nakad brings more than 18 years of experience driving growth, international expansion, and strategic partnerships across EMEA, APAC, and LatAm. Most recently at LiveRamp, and previously at Acxiom, Nakad launched and scaled operations across more than 30 markets, led regional turnarounds following acquisitions, and brokered partnerships with global brands including TikTok, Coca-Cola, Disney and L’Oréal. She also led a strategic partnership with leading Middle Eastern conglomerate Majid Al Futtaim, significantly strengthening LiveRamp’s presence in the region.

“I’m thrilled to join AppsFlyer as GM for EMEA West at such a pivotal and strategic moment for the company,” said Nakad. “AppsFlyer has built an exceptional foundation and plays a critical role for customers, partners, and the broader ecosystem. Our focus now is to accelerate strategic growth, drive innovation, and most importantly, deliver even greater value to our clients and partners across Western Europe and the Middle East. I’m excited to help lead the next chapter of AppsFlyer’s journey.”

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