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Hussein Freijeh takes on expanded role leading Snap’s APAC region

Having launched and scaled Snap’s presence as VP for MENA, Freijeh brings a proven record of driving growth in diverse and dynamic markets, building high-performing teams, and navigating complex business environments.

Hussein Freijeh, Vice President - APAC and MENA, Snap Inc.Hussein Freijeh, Vice President - APAC and MENA, Snap Inc.

Snap Inc. today has expanded the leadership remit of Hussein Freijeh to include the Asia-Pacific region, in the role of Vice President for both APAC and MENA.

Freijeh will now lead Snap’s strategy and operations across the two regions. Having successfully launched and scaled Snap’s presence in the Middle East as VP for MENA, Freijeh brings a proven record of driving growth in diverse and dynamic markets, building high-performing teams, and navigating complex business environments.

Commenting on the appointment, Ajit Mohan, Chief Business Officer, Snap Inc., said, “Bringing MENA and APAC under a single leadership structure is a strategic step for our next phase of growth.”

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