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FABULATE APPOINTS VALERIE MADON TO LEAD REGIONAL CREATIVE STRATEGY

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Fabulate has appointed Valerie Madon, former McCann Worldgroup APAC chief creative officer, as director of creative strategy for Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea. Based in Singapore, she will lead creator-led marketing strategies, working with brands, agencies and platforms as Fabulate strengthens its regional leadership team and expands across Asia.

Fabulate has strengthened its regional leadership team with the appointment of Valerie Madon, former chief creative officer of McCann Worldgroup APAC, as director of creative strategy for Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea. Based in Singapore, Madon will spearhead creator-led marketing strategies, working closely with brands, agencies and platform partners.  

Madon’s arrival marks a significant step in Fabulate’s ambition to expand its influence across Asia’s diverse markets. With her extensive background in creative leadership, she brings a wealth of experience in shaping campaigns that resonate across cultures and platforms. Her tenure at McCann Worldgroup APAC established her reputation as a creative force capable of navigating the complexities of regional advertising while maintaining a sharp global perspective.  

In her new role, Madon is tasked with developing strategies that harness the power of creators to drive brand engagement. As the creator economy continues to reshape marketing, Fabulate’s decision to appoint a seasoned leader underscores its commitment to blending creativity with data-driven insights. Madon’s remit will involve guiding brands and agencies in leveraging creator partnerships to deliver authentic storytelling that connects with audiences across Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea.  

The appointment reflects Fabulate’s recognition of the growing importance of creator-led marketing in Asia, where digital platforms and social media communities have become central to consumer engagement. Madon’s expertise positions her to bridge the gap between traditional brand-building and the dynamic world of creator-driven content, ensuring campaigns are both culturally relevant and strategically effective.  

Her leadership is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping Fabulate’s regional identity, reinforcing its reputation as a partner for brands seeking to navigate the fast-evolving marketing landscape. By situating creative strategy at the heart of its operations, Fabulate signals its intent to remain at the forefront of innovation in the creator economy.  

Madon’s appointment is not only a testament to her standing in the industry but also a clear indication of Fabulate’s ambition to scale its presence across Asia’s key markets. As the company continues to build its regional leadership team, her role will be central to driving creative excellence and ensuring Fabulate’s strategies resonate with audiences in an increasingly competitive environment.  


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