MCV Pacific appoints marketing and advertising Manager

MCV Pacific has continued its expansion with the introduction of Guy ‘Yug’ Blomberg as marketing and advertising manager.

Blomberg will be responsible for spearheading the new brand’s ad sales and promoting it throughout the region via a series of events and partnerships.

Companies interested in discussing a wide range of commercial opportunities in association with MCV Pacific should email Blomberg directly.

MCV Pacific launches as a standalone website and associated email services on October 1st. There is already, however, an MCV Pacific news stream on the main MCV UK site.

Sydney-based journalist Leigh Harris has already been appointed as editor. He commented: "Having Guy on board is a huge step forward in making the MCV Pacific launch as successful as it can be. It is very exciting to be part of MCV at this time, and now with a team set up and Intent Media’s support behind us, we look forward to making MCV Pacific the new must-read trade news resource for the local games sector."

To sign up for MCV Pacific’s editorial email services, send your name, job title, the name of your company, nature of business and country where you are based here.

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