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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.

Highlights

Aug 22 · linkedin

Emily in Paris; Netflix in Google

Netflix and Google are ‘ready to chic things up’ with some recent interesting partnership announcements:

  1. 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

  2. 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 🇫🇷

Jul 25 · linkedin

The world's unicorns, all 1,229 of them:

  1. Enterprise tech represents the highest sector for unicorns; together with the next largest sector financial services, it accounts for half of all unicorns

  2. 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)

  3. GenAI unicorns get to unicorn status in just over half the time compared to other unicorns(!)

Via CB Insights: https://lnkd.in/gPhySJfc

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