Corporate finance and strategy advisory for growing technology and media business in Asia Pacific.
We have over 100 years of combined advisory and operating experience in Asia.
We have a deep network of contacts in the media and technology industries.
We are supported by associates with a proven track record of knowing where to find insightful research data
Trinity Bridge Asia works with a network of collaborators who bring their skills in specialist areas to support and supplement the core team
Lisa has 15 years’ experience as a research and analyst in information technology and market research. She has work on a number of projects for Thomson Reuters, Dow Jones and others in the media space. She was previously employed at the BBC and UBS.
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Poe has 10 years’ experience in digital marketing and media and is the founder of Kickoff Marketing, which delivers B2B lead generation and community building for clients. Using a variety of digital channels
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David came to Asia in 1991 with Reuters to be a catalyst for change in the finance function leading financial systems projects in the region and later moving on to the regional management team of their Media division. Leaving Reuters in 2002 he has subsequently served as Asia Pacific CFO for the Financial Times LexisNexis and Haymarket up to June 2020 also concurrently running business divisions and corporate strategy.
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Oscar develops, influences and executes business growth.
A senior Consultant in TMT and Data Analytics, Oscar’s experience spans General and Sales Management across a wide range of TMT/Entertainment companies globally, predominantly with an Asia Pacific focus.
Adrian runs a specialized outsourcing company, Omni Data Services (Hong Kong) Limited. Omni’s clients are predominantly publishing and communications companies in North America, Hong Kong and China, to which Adrian supplies outsourced call center services (subscription renewals, data validation and mining), CRM systems (specializing in Salesforce), web development, EDM design & implementation, and digital marketing programs.
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