Tim Crouch
About Tim Crouch
Tim Crouch serves as the VP of Strategic Partnerships for Europe at Rokt, where he utilizes his expertise in marketing technology to support major global brands. With a diverse background in strategic roles across various companies, he specializes in helping US tech firms expand into European and APAC markets.
Work at Rokt
Tim Crouch currently holds the position of VP Strategic Partnerships, Europe at Rokt, a role he has occupied since 2022. In this capacity, he focuses on leveraging Rokt's marketing technology to enhance customer engagement for leading global brands, including Disney and Google. His strategic initiatives aim to maximize customer lifetime value and ancillary profit through real-time AI decisioning in eCommerce.
Previous Experience
Prior to his current role, Tim Crouch served as Senior Director, Business Development, Europe at Rokt from 2021 to 2022. His career includes significant positions at various companies, including a tenure as Strategy Consultant at Accenture UK from 2011 to 2014, and multiple roles at <intent>, where he advanced from Senior Manager to Director of Strategic Accounts across Europe, North America, and APAC. Additionally, he has experience in financial roles at Bloomberg and Amadeus.
Education and Expertise
Tim Crouch has a strong educational background, having studied at the University of Bath, where he earned a BSc Hons in International Management and Modern Languages (French). He furthered his education at HEC Paris, achieving an MSc in Management through an Erasmus program. He also completed the WSET Level 2 in Wine and Spirits at East London Wine School. His expertise includes scaling VC-backed tech scale-ups and sales teams in new markets, particularly in Adtech and Martech eCommerce.
Language Proficiency
Tim Crouch is multilingual, speaking fluent French and business Spanish, as well as conversational Italian. This language proficiency supports his strategic roles in international business development and partnerships, particularly in helping US tech firms enter European and APAC markets.