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Catcha Group Partner Bulletin- February 2017
- Published February 24, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Catcha Group’s Co-Founder and Group CEO, Patrick Grove, is excited to announce that in less than a month he will be touching down in Sydney for the company’s first ever Wild Digital Event in Australia. Wild Digital Australia is shaping up to be an amazing event, with a great speaker line-up and exciting main stage programs. The tickets are limited- and you don’t want to miss out on this exclusive opportunity!
See February’s Bulletin for the Speaker Lineup for Wild Digital Australia.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- · FDV URGES PUSH AT ASIAN FRONTIERS- Article by the Australia.
“… Today Di Gregorio is piloting the strategy of FDV, a business backed by BRW Rich Lister Patrick Grove’s Catcha Group, focused on investing in and providing support to companies operating in the online classified advertising sector in developing market…”
- HE’S BUILDING A MEDIA GOLIATH IN MALAYSIA– Tech In Asia.
“The Rev Asia media group is arguably one of Malaysia’s top digital media conglomerates. With 12 sites, it targets the Malay, Chinese, and English-speaking audiences, covering news as well as niche topics, from Malaysia’s electronic dance music scene to how to make the best nasi goreng.”
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