Taran Singh
About Taran Singh
Taran Singh is an Account Manager for the Asia-Pacific region at Channel Factory, specializing in optimizing video advertising strategies on YouTube. He has a background in digital marketing and video creation, with previous roles at IMAPAC, Publicis Groupe, and Awfully Chocolate.
Work at Channel Factory
Taran Singh currently holds the position of Account Manager (APAC) at Channel Factory. He has been with the company since 2021, contributing to the optimization of video advertising strategies for brands on platforms like YouTube. His role involves focusing on content, context, and audience targeting to enhance advertising effectiveness.
Previous Experience in Digital Marketing
Before joining Channel Factory, Taran Singh worked as a Marketing Specialist at IMAPAC for five months in 2019. He then transitioned to Publicis Groupe as a Digital Marketing Trainee through 33 Talent @ Publicis Media, where he worked for nine months from 2020 to 2021. Additionally, he served as an Ecommerce Specialist at Awfully Chocolate for three months in 2020.
Education and Expertise
Taran Singh studied at Singapore Management University, where he earned a Professional Certificate in Digital Marketing in 2019. He also attended Temasek Polytechnic, completing a program in Business Administration and Management from 2015 to 2018. His educational background supports his expertise in digital marketing and video advertising strategies.
Achievements in Content Creation
Taran Singh was selected as one of the top 100 creators for the GrabForGood x Nas Academy programme, which concluded in August 2021. This recognition highlights his skills and passion for video creation and editing, which he pursues as a personal hobby outside of his professional responsibilities.
Background in Law Enforcement
Prior to his career in marketing, Taran Singh served as a Police Officer in the Singapore Police Force from 2013 to 2015. His role involved community engagement and law enforcement duties at the Rochor Neighbourhood Police Centre during his National Service.