BARCELONA -- ExoClick plans on growing its international team after expanding its offices in the Torre Mapfre community of Barcelona.
The expanded office space commands outstanding views of the city and seaside from a modern and stylish venue.
Adrien Fonze, ExoClick’s COO, says that the seven-year-old company is currently looking to expand its international team and has published a few new job opportunities on the company’s website and job boards. The company already is composed of 13 different nationalities.
“We look forward to adding even more expertise to our team of professionals who will contribute to the company mission in continuously providing innovative and intelligent solutions for our clients,” Adrien Fonze said.
He noted that the company, one of the largest ad networks in the world, has reached a record of 2.6 billion geo-targeted ad impressions per day using its proprietary ad serving technology, EXADS.
“In 2012 the company also launched ExoClickMobile, which is already managing 12 billion mobile impressions per month,” he said.
Ranked by Deloitte as No. 8 in the Top 500 EMEA fastest-growing companies in the technology industry, ExoClick, which provides online advertising services to both advertisers and publishers worldwide, also received an XBIZ Award last January.
ExoClick Expands Offices, Plans on Growing Team
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