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“Before Kathleen Tan took on the marketing reins at Asia's highest flying low cost airline, she was responsible for driving route revenue, sales and distribution, marketing, brand building and ancillary income within the AirAsia network. She will bring to WIT her experience in the building up of the AirAsia brand.”

 
 
 
   
KATHLEEN TAN, Vice President of Marketing, AirAsia

Kathleen Tan joined AirAsia as Senior Vice-President for Greater China in August 2004. Kathleen was instrumental in securing AirAsia’s entry to China and launched the first route to Xiamen, making AirAsia the first low cost carrier to operate in China. Before she became Vice President of Marketing, Katherine was Head of Commercial, responsible for driving route revenue, sales and distribution, marketing, brand building and ancillary income within the AirAsia network.

Prior to AirAsia, she was Managing Director of Warner Music Singapore for 7 years, Chairperson of the Recording Industry Association of Singapore and Regional Marketing Director of Warner Music Asia Pacific in Hong Kong for 3 years. During her six year stint with the FJ Benjamin Group Singapore, she was involved in brand marketing and the brainchild behind the success of Guess label in South East Asia as well as overseeing marketing communications for Gucci, Coach, Fendi and many other labels within the Group. Kathleen started her career in the advertising industry, having worked in agencies such as Leo Burnett and Mojo.