Microsoft appoints new Australian retail sales and marketing lead

Andy Coughlin has been announced as the new Retail Sales and Marketing Lead for all retail-sold Microsoft products throughout Australia.

Coughlin will be reporting directly to David McLean, Consumer Channels Group Lead at Microsoft Australia, and moves to the role after 10 years experience at Microsoft. His most recent role was as the Retail Sales and Marketing Sales Director for Australia and New Zealand.

McLean said: "Andy has a deep understanding of Microsoft and all retail disciplines and will continue to be instrumental to the success of the Retail Sales and Marketing business in Australia."

"He is incredibly passionate and is admired by his team for his strong leadership, enthusiasm and expertise."

Coughlin added: "Microsoft’s retail business is in an incredibly exciting place, with more focus than ever before on the consumer, new technologies and their personal experiences across retail."

"I am thrilled to be leading such a strong team of individuals who are equally passionate about the future of technology, innovation and retail in Australia."

This announcement is followed by the news that Clinton Ledden is moving into the role of Head of Retail Sales.

To sign-up for the completely free MCV Pacific News Digest email service, to be launched in October in conjunction with the new MCV Pacific website, please email mcvpacific@intentmedia.co.uk with your name, job title, company name, nature of your company’s business and the country in which you’re based.

About MCV Staff

Check Also

Core Keeper key art 1 [Industry news] Core Keeper’s ancient Core becomes a one of a kind gaming PC, to be won for charity

[Industry news] Core Keeper’s ancient Core becomes a one of a kind gaming PC, to be won for charity

More than 4 million people have played Core Keeper, and every one of them started the same way, waking in a dark cavern beside an ancient Core that has lain dormant for aeons. Pugstorm and Fireshine Games, the game's developer and publisher, have now worked with Scan to build that Core into a real gaming PC. It is one of a kind, and it is the prize in the Global Games Draw, a new prize draw for Into Games, a UK charity that helps young people from working class backgrounds into careers in games. Every entry raises money for that work.