Quantcast appoints Tom Weaving as managing director for Southeast Asia. Published on: 28th July 2026 at 12:15 PM Quantcast, the AI-powered advertising platform, has appointed sales leader Tom Weaving as its new managing director for Southeast Asia. Weaving is responsible for driving revenue growth across Southeast Asia, prioritising Singapore, Hong Kong and other emerging markets in the region. His role will focus on rolling out Quantcast's recently launched Q+ product. The product is an autonomous performance advertising solution that allows advertisers to reach their audiences across the open internet through a single ad set. He will report to recently appointed vice president for APAC, Paul Sigaloff. "Tom has a proven track record of building and leading high-performing commercial teams and driving commercial growth. This is an exciting appointment for Quantcast as we continue to build our presence across the region," said Sigaloff. Prior to joining Quantcast, Weaving spent nearly eight years at The Trade Desk, most recently as senior director of business development for South and Southeast Asia. A programmatic native, Weaving also held senior sales and account manager roles at AOL, Adap.TV and Catcha Digital Asia, and served on the IAB Singapore Video Committee. "Southeast Asia is at a pivotal inflection point in its digital maturity and brands need performance more than ever. I'm energised to lead our team in unlocking new levels of performance for our clients, ensuring they what they need to thrive in this complex landscape. Quantcast's AI-powered platform helps advertisers cut through complexity, and I look forward to working alongside Paul and the wider APAC team to grow our presence here and build a team that puts clients' performance first," said Weaving. Join more than 30,000 advertising industry experts Get all the latest advertising and media news direct to your inbox from B&T.

Quantcast appoints Tom Weaving as Managing Director for Southeast Asia. by Caleb Baldo July 28, 2026. Its What's NEXT in Marketing 2026 Conference Series returns to the Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia - and for the first time in Thailand! Brace yourself for bold ideas driving the next marketing wave. Click here to learn more! Singapore - Quantcast has named Tom Weaving as its new Managing Director for Southeast Asia, effective immediately, tasking him with driving revenue growth across the region as the AI-powered advertising platform deepens its presence in emerging Southeast Asian markets. Weaving will lead efforts to expand Quantcast's footprint in Singapore, Hong Kong and other emerging markets in the region, with a particular focus on rolling out Q+, the company's recently launched autonomous performance advertising solution. The product allows advertisers to reach audiences across the open internet through a single, unified ad set. Based in Singapore, Weaving will report to Paul Sigaloff, Quantcast's recently appointed Vice President for APAC. The appointment follows Sigaloff's own arrival at the company and reflects Quantcast's continued investment in regional leadership across Southeast Asia. Sigaloff said, "Tom has a proven track record of building and leading high-performing commercial teams and driving commercial growth. This is an exciting appointment for Quantcast as we continue to build our presence across the region." Weaving brings more than a decade of experience in programmatic advertising, business development and sales leadership across Southeast Asia and the wider APAC region. He joins Quantcast from The Trade Desk, where he spent nearly eight years, most recently as Senior Director of Business Development for South and Southeast Asia. In that role, he led the growth of the company's Southeast Asian business, building a team that was recognised as runner-up for The Trade Desk's APAC Sales Team of the Year. Earlier in his career, Weaving held senior sales and account management roles at AOL, Adap.TV and Catcha Digital Asia, and served on the IAB Singapore Video Committee. Commenting on his appointment, Weaving said, "Southeast Asia is at a pivotal inflexion point in its digital maturity and brands need performance more than ever. I'm energised to lead our team in unlocking new levels of performance for our clients, ensuring they have what they need to thrive in this complex landscape. Quantcast's AI-powered platform helps advertisers cut through complexity, and I look forward to working alongside Paul and the wider APAC team to grow our presence here and build a team that puts clients' performance first." With tighter regulations reshaping APAC's social-led financial sector, managing agent activity and misinformation have never been more critical. Discover how banks and insurers are strengthening oversight and protecting their brands in this new industry study by Meltwater - download the free guide here. With public conversations reshaping Australian insurance reputation, managing online sentiment and the trust gap has never been more critical. Discover how providers are addressing friction and protecting their brands in this new industry report by Meltwater - download the free guide here.

Quantcast names Paul Sigaloff as APAC VP to accelerate AI advertising growth. by Julian Bartolome July 16, 2026. Sydney, Australia - Quantcast has appointed former Yahoo and oOh!media executive Paul Sigaloff as Vice President of Asia-Pacific (APAC), as the company looks to strengthen its regional presence and launch its new AI-powered advertising solution, Q+. Based in Sydney, Sigaloff will oversee Quantcast's operations across Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and other Asian markets, with a focus on helping brands and agencies drive data-led growth through AI. A key part of his remit will be leading the regional rollout of Q+, Quantcast's new goal-based advertising platform designed to help marketers optimise campaigns across the open internet through a single ad set. The platform enables advertisers to set one performance objective - such as cost per acquisition (CPA), return on ad spend (ROAS) or site engagement - while using AI to automatically allocate budgets across display, video, connected TV and native advertising in real time. Quantcast said the appointment comes as demand for AI-powered advertising solutions continues to grow across the region. Sigaloff brings more than 25 years of experience across media, digital, technology and advertising, having held senior leadership roles across the UK, Australia and Asia-Pacific. He previously spent nearly a decade at Yahoo, where he served as vice president of APAC and led the company's digital media and technology businesses across Australia, New Zealand, India, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan. His career also includes leadership roles as chief revenue and growth officer at oOh!media and, most recently, global chief customer officer at marketing intelligence platform Mortar AI. In addition to his corporate roles, Sigaloff currently serves on the board of UnLtd, the media and marketing industry's social purpose organisation. "As AI reshapes how brands buy advertising across APAC, Q+ is a critical launch for Quantcast in the region and represents what we believe is the future of autonomous performance for brands. It treats the entire open internet as a single, fluid inventory pool, with a focus on driving performance, not just buying media," said Konrad Feldman, CEO of Quantcast. "Paul is an impactful and purpose-driven leader, known across the industry for his energy, vision and people-first approach. His experience in sales and leadership, and his expertise in media, AI and working closely with both brands and agencies, will be critical to our mission to help clients not only reach audiences but meet performance goals with Q+," added Feldman. Commenting on his appointment, Sigaloff said, "Advertising is being rewritten by AI, and the winners will be the brands that turn data and intelligence into real business outcomes, not just impressions. Quantcast has spent two decades building exactly that capability,and I am thrilled to lead our growth across APAC." "This is a moment to move the industry forward - for our clients, for our people, and for good," added Sigaloff.