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'''Simon Cousins (Chinese name: 夏明)''' is the co-founder and CEO of [[Allegravita]] LLC.<ref name="icannwiki">ICANNWiki - ICANN 49 Intake Form, March 2014</ref> | |||
As the former CMO of TLD Registry, Simon was responsible for the initial and ongoing branding, marketing, creative direction, and communications strategy for the registry's two [[Top Level Domain]] [[IDN]]s, [[Dot Chinese Online]] (.在线) & [[Dot Chinese Website]] (.中文网). | |||
As the co-founder and CEO [[Allegravita]], Simon implements his China expertise into his business model of his boutique PR and strategic communications agency located in New York City, Beijing, and Hong Kong. Simon also has expertise in several other aspects of communications for the China, including branding & identity crisis management, China business development & policy impact, digital marketing and leadership development. | |||
As the co-founder and CEO [[Allegravita]], Simon implements his China expertise into his business model of his boutique PR and strategic communications agency located in New York City, Beijing, and Hong Kong. Simon also has expertise in several other aspects of communications for the China, including branding & identity crisis management, China business development & policy impact, digital marketing | |||
==Awards== | ==Awards== | ||
Simon has been a C-level leader in marketing communications, policy and technology enterprises for 23 years. Since then, he has | Simon has been a C-level leader in marketing communications, policy and technology enterprises for 23 years. Since then, he has won numerous honors and awards including the 2005 AustCham Beijing Chairman's Award for Most Effective Australian Business Leader, the 2005 AustCham Beijing Chairman's Award for Most Effective Australian Business Leader, AustCham Australian Business Awards 2008 "Most Entrepreneurial Business in China and Hong Kong", and 2009 Advertising Age "Top 25 China Experts". <ref>www.linkedin.com/in/simoncousins</ref> | ||
The marketing team for TLD Registry, led by Simon, | The marketing team for TLD Registry, formerly led by Simon, won multiple awards for their efforts, including the “Best Marketing by a new gTLD” award, which was presented on November 13, 2014 at the [[Brandma]] China new gTLD Roadshow.<ref>http://www.circleid.com/posts/20141117_tld_registry_wins_best_marketing_award_at_china_new_gtld_roadshow/</ref> | ||
==Speeches== | ==Speeches== | ||
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Simon Cousins (Chinese name: 夏明) is the co-founder and CEO of Allegravita LLC.[1]
As the former CMO of TLD Registry, Simon was responsible for the initial and ongoing branding, marketing, creative direction, and communications strategy for the registry's two Top Level Domain IDNs, Dot Chinese Online (.在线) & Dot Chinese Website (.中文网).
As the co-founder and CEO Allegravita, Simon implements his China expertise into his business model of his boutique PR and strategic communications agency located in New York City, Beijing, and Hong Kong. Simon also has expertise in several other aspects of communications for the China, including branding & identity crisis management, China business development & policy impact, digital marketing and leadership development.
Awards[edit | edit source]
Simon has been a C-level leader in marketing communications, policy and technology enterprises for 23 years. Since then, he has won numerous honors and awards including the 2005 AustCham Beijing Chairman's Award for Most Effective Australian Business Leader, the 2005 AustCham Beijing Chairman's Award for Most Effective Australian Business Leader, AustCham Australian Business Awards 2008 "Most Entrepreneurial Business in China and Hong Kong", and 2009 Advertising Age "Top 25 China Experts". [2]
The marketing team for TLD Registry, formerly led by Simon, won multiple awards for their efforts, including the “Best Marketing by a new gTLD” award, which was presented on November 13, 2014 at the Brandma China new gTLD Roadshow.[3]
Speeches[edit | edit source]
During 2014's World Domain Day in Hyderabad, India, Cousins gave an hour long masterclass on how to invest in Chinese domain names without knowing a word of Chinese.[4]
Interviews[edit | edit source]
On May 12, 2014 in an DomainSherpa interview with Michael Cyger, Cousins discussed investing in China's new domain names.[5]
On Domain Name Wire's November 10, 2014 podcast, Cousins spoke with Andrew Allemann about China's domain name market.[6]
Video Interview[edit | edit source]
Ray King interviewed Simon during ICANN 49 as part of the Dyn video blog produced with ICANNWiki.[7]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ ICANNWiki - ICANN 49 Intake Form, March 2014
- ↑ www.linkedin.com/in/simoncousins
- ↑ http://www.circleid.com/posts/20141117_tld_registry_wins_best_marketing_award_at_china_new_gtld_roadshow/
- ↑ http://worlddomainday.com/speakers/simon-cousins/
- ↑ http://www.domainsherpa.com/simon-cousins-tldregistry-interview/
- ↑ http://domainnamewire.com/2014/11/10/chinas-domain-name-market-with-simon-cousins-dnw-podcast-6/
- ↑ Special Updates from ICANN Meeting in Singapore, CircleID Retrieved 06 May 2014