TotallyAwesome hires to gain teen insights capability

Chris Pash
By Chris Pash | 17 August 2021
 
Tony Bell.

Youth digital-engagement company TotallyAwesome has hired two media executives to accelerate its insights and client engagement with teens, one of the most sought-after audiences for marketers. 

Tony Bell has been appointed commercial director and Florian Schwinn programmatic lead in operations.

They will work closely with TotallyAwesome’s head of data, research and insights, Alice Almeida. 

“Tony and Florian bring us the industry’s finest business acumen, product-development and audience experience to help bring clients much closer to our highly active teen audiences,” says TotallyAwesome’s ANZ managing director James Sawyer

“As a parent of two teens myself its exciting as a business to identify the importance of this audience as they navigate their world of firsts. Florian and Tony are going to be instrumental in helping brands in new categories like Finance, Auto, Health, Fashion and Beauty to develop powerful partnerships with this audience.” 

Tony Bell was national sales director at The Guardian Australia for more than five years where he drove all digital advertising revenue. He was later ANZ general manager of Storyful, the world’s leading social media intelligence agency. 

Florian Schwinn has more than 12 years of experience in digital marketing and seven years in the programmatic ad space. Schwinn has been spearheading TotallyAwesome’s development of brand safe and data-less programmatic product aimed squarely at Teens.  

Tony Bell: “TotallyAwesome is a unique media business with a laser focus on privacy for our younger internet audiences and brand safety for marketers. I am super excited to join TA to unlock new innovative partnerships with brands tapping in to the power of teens in a brand safe digital world."

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