Clarion Gaming has brought in another strategic hire, with the event host appointing Reid Holland to lead the company’s brand strategy as Global Portfolio Director for Clarion Gaming Digital.
Holland’s appointment comes at a pivotal and transformative time for the company, as it seeks to strengthen the products and initiatives around its core brands, including IGB, GGB, iGB Affiliate, and iGB Executive, with growth as the core focus of its immediate plans.
The newly-appointed director will contribute to Clarion Gaming’s digital capabilities and help scale growth as well as drive innovation across key areas such as marketing solutions, intelligence, data, and community.
Commenting on her appointment, Clarion Digital Managing Director Sophie Webster had this to add:
"Reid’s appointment represents a huge moment for us. We’ve been building the foundations for a more connected, insight-rich digital portfolio that truly puts the audience first. He brings exactly the right mix of strategic vision, operational experience, and commercial drive to take that ambition to the next level and to deliver greater value for our audiences and partners alike."
Webster was joined by Clarion Gaming Managing Director Alex Pratt, who similarly saw the appointment of Holland as an important moment in the company’s journey towards building a more sustainable and future-proof digital ecosystem that helps bring together the gambling industry’s elite.
As to Holland herself, she was pleased to be joining Clarion Gaming and spearheading its digital ecosystem and products.
"There’s huge potential to unlock growth by aligning more closely with powerful content, tools, and data around our users’ needs and using that to deliver smarter, longer-term solutions for global clients. I’m looking forward to building on the strong momentum that’s already underway," Holland said.
Holland’s experience spans two decades of leading transformative and commercial growth in various media businesses worldwide. She served as CMO and CRO at Hearst Europe, but has similarly held roles at The Telegraph, Saga, CDS Global, and others.
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