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dmg appoints CFO to support its rapid growth and bring new investors
dmg, a leading global provider of cross-channel digital advertising solutions for publishers and advertisers, has today announced that it has appointed Doron Ilan as Chief Financial Officer. Ilan brings significant experience in corporate finance, M&A and public offerings to dmg.
Doron was previously CFO of SuperCom (Nasdaq: SPCB), a digital identity solutions provider. At SuperCom he led an M&A process and the company’s public offering on the NASDAQ. Prior to joining SuperCom, Doron was CFO of 012 Smile Telecom (Nasdaq & TASE: BCOM) from 2003 until 2011. He helped to lead the company through complex merger processes and executed a successful IPO on the NASDAQ.
Shalom Berkovitz, CEO of dmg, said: “dmg is entering a very exciting phase that Doron is going to play a huge role in. We have turned our attention to bringing in new investors to support the company’s next growth phase. Doron’s vast experience is exactly what we need to realise our future plans.”
Doron Ilan, CFO of dmg, said: “I’m very excited to join dmg, there is a lot of potential in the ad tech market and dmg has a great track record – it has been profitable since it was founded in 2007. With the company experiencing such rapid growth across all its markets, it will present new challenges that I’m looking forward to taking on.”
Doron joins a number of recent new hires at dmg including Sharon Leon who was appointed as CTO in July.
dmg works with more than 500 advertisers and 1000 publishers globally and manages more than 60 billion impressions per month.
Doron began his financial career in 1992 at PriceWaterhouseCoopers. He holds an M.B.A. degree and a B.A. degree in Economics and Accounting from Bar-Ilan University, and he is a Certified Public Accountant in Israel.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by dmg .
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