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Senior Director, APAC Data Partnerships Lead

WPP

SingaporeFull-timeHybrid

Posted 24 Jul 2026

About this role

Define and execute the data partnership strategy for APAC using a Build, Buy, Partner framework to scale data supply and technology solutions. Lead the identification, negotiation, and integration of strategic partnerships into the WPP Open ecosystem to drive commercial impact. Requires significant experience in data partnerships, licensing, or data-driven platform ecosystems with a proven track record of scaling strategic agreements. Must possess strong commercial acumen and the ability to align global strategies with local market execution in a matrixed organization.

What they're looking for

Data PartnershipsStrategic NegotiationCommercial AcumenStakeholder ManagementPlatform EcosystemsContract StandardizationCross-functional LeadershipMarket Strategy

Frequently asked questions

What does a Senior Director, APAC Data Partnerships Lead at WPP do?

Define and execute the data partnership strategy for APAC using a Build, Buy, Partner framework to scale data supply and technology solutions. Lead the identification, negotiation, and integration of strategic partnerships into the WPP Open ecosystem to drive commercial impact. Requires significant …

What skills does this Senior Director, APAC Data Partnerships Lead role need?

Key skills for this role include Data Partnerships, Strategic Negotiation, Commercial Acumen, Stakeholder Management, Platform Ecosystems, Contract Standardization.

How much does a Senior Director, APAC Data Partnerships Lead at WPP pay?

The employer did not list a salary for this role. Most similar Singapore roles publish their band on the job page.

Is this Senior Director, APAC Data Partnerships Lead role remote, hybrid, or on-site?

This role is hybrid, based in Singapore.

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