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Justin Halim
Expert Partner at Bain & Company, APAC Marketing and E-Commerce Practice Head
Justin Halim is a seasoned professional and a leader in marketing and e-commerce across APAC at Bain & Company. He is a key member of both Bain's Customer practice and Technology & Analytics practice, Vector.
With a diverse career spanning Internet/tech/media, agency, client, and strategy consulting in regions like Asia, the United Kingdom, and Australia, Justin has a wealth of experiences and accomplishments.
His expertise extends across various industries such as Consumer Products, Private Equity, Auto, E-Commerce, Financial Services, Telco, and Retail, with involvement in local, regional, and global client responsibilities.
Justin's specialties lie in marketing optimization, e-commerce, test-and-learn capability building, business and team management, leadership, business development, consultative sales, change management, digital transformation, senior relationship management, network engagement, training, learning, development, and strategy formulation.
Education-wise, Justin studied Bachelor Of Commerce, Marketing And International Business at UNSW, and pursued further certifications in Direct and Digital Marketing, Marketing Strategy in a Digital World, and Client Leadership.
Throughout his career, Justin has held significant roles in various organizations. He was the Expert Partner and APAC Marketing and E-Commerce Practice Head at Bain & Company, Industry Head at Facebook, and also held leadership positions at LinkedIn and Wunderman.
His experience includes roles like Director at No.23 Collective, Vice President at Bain & Company, Director at Facebook, Solutions Consultant at LinkedIn, and Regional Account Director at Wunderman, showcasing his diverse skill set and expertise.
Justin Halim's comprehensive background in marketing, e-commerce, business development, and strategy makes him a sought-after professional in the industry with a track record of success and leadership.
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Emily in Paris; Netflix in Google
Netflix and Google are ‘ready to chic things up’ with some recent interesting partnership announcements:
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Netflix and Google have brought shoppable integration into the latest season of Emily in Paris, inviting viewers to use Google’s Lens technology to scan looks on screen using a mobile device to find similar items (as well as shoppable pause ads, title sponsorships and 15-second commercials that tie “Emily in Paris” to Shop with Google for those on Netflix’s ad-supported plan): https://lnkd.in/gzae-sVG
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Netflix buys are now possible via Google’s DV360 - essentially bringing together the powers of YouTube and Netflix buys on the one platform: https://lnkd.in/grDJ2-qj
C’est tres interresant 🇫🇷
The world's unicorns, all 1,229 of them:
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Enterprise tech represents the highest sector for unicorns; together with the next largest sector financial services, it accounts for half of all unicorns
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The US still dominates as the main source of unicorns, but ones to watch int he coming years is China and (esp) India (currently the second- and third-largest sources of unicorns respectively)
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GenAI unicorns get to unicorn status in just over half the time compared to other unicorns(!)
Via CB Insights: https://lnkd.in/gPhySJfc
