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Adnami Boosts DACH Growth with New Leadership Appointments

Adnami, the Danish adtech company, announced leadership changes to accelerate growth in the DACH region and France. Tom Dolling has been appointed Agency Sales Director DACH to focus on expanding the agency business in German-speaking markets. Joffrey Cabau will become Partnership Director in France, tasked with developing partnerships with brands and media agencies. CEO Simon Kvist Gaulshøj welcomed both hires and emphasized the need to blend data, creativity and measurement for effective campaigns. Founded in 2017, Adnami specializes in High-Impact formats and operates as a bridge between publishers and advertisers by combining technology, data and creativity. The company currently employs around 30 people. Dolling brings extensive digital marketing experience from Adform and Sizmek, while Cabau has over a decade in media with roles at Gamned, Alliance Gravity Data Media, Teads and Dunnhumby.

Adnami Expands Leadership for European Market Growth

Adnami announced leadership appointments as it expands in Europe. Joffrey Cabau has been named partnership director for France, and Tom Dolling appointed agency sales director for the DACH region. This follows the earlier selection of James Upson as managing director for the UK and NL and Jeetesh Luhar as international sales director. The moves come as advertisers increasingly adopt Adnami’s high‑impact display and video formats. Cabau and Dolling bring decades of experience from roles at Gamned!, Alliance Gravity Data Media, Teads, Dunnhumby, Adform, Sizmek, and WPP. CEO Simon Kvist Gaulshøj notes strong interest in the French- and German-speaking markets and emphasizes scaling with leaders who blend data, creativity, and measurement. Adnami operates offices in Copenhagen, London, Stockholm, France, Finland, and Germany, serving clients such as Amazon, American Express, BMW, Disney, Heineken, and Samsung.

TF1 Sells Unify Publishing to Reworld Media

TF1 has announced the sale of its Unify Web Publishing division, Unify Publishers, to Reworld Media Group. Unify Publishers includes the health site Doctissimo, recipe portal Marmiton, and tech site Les Numériques, with the brands drawing about 25 million unique visitors per month and over 200 million page views annually. Reworld Media Group owns over 60 French media brands, including Maison & Travaux, Grazia and Marie-France. The deal would see Reworld take on all Unify Publishers employees and is subject to approval by the French competition authority. The transaction follows TF1’s recent sale of Gamned!, its programmatic arm, to private equity fund HLD Group. TF1’s broader strategy centers on streaming and production, with initiatives like MYTF1 MAX and ongoing Salto development coexisting with ad-tech consolidation.