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Departing Twitter APAC boss now new chief operating officer at mobile platform

Knox, formerly APAC vice president at Twitter, will start on this week

By Mediaweek AdminPublished Apr 11, 2017
1 min read
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Ad and content funded mobile platform Unlockd has announced the appointment of Aliza Knox as the company’s chief operating officer. Knox, formerly APAC vice president at Twitter, will start on April 12 and oversee international expansion and global operations, utilising her vast experience and network to drive value and growth.

Knox serves on the boards of Scentre Group (owner of Westfield ANZ) and Singapore postal service and e-commerce company SingPost. She is also an advisor to the ANZ Bank Board’s Technology Committee, led SWAT (Super Women at Twitter) and did the same for Women@Google in Asia. Knox is an active participant in Women Corporate Directors, Chief Executive Women in Australia, a champion for Board Agender in Singapore, and was named the AWA Singapore International Business Woman of the Year in 2015.

Unlockd rewards consumers with value like discounts off mobile phone bills, free additional data or premium entertainment content in exchange for viewing targeted ads and content when unlocking their smartphone.

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