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Jeff Siegel ’84 Named Global Head of Content Distribution at Pocket.watch
Jeff Siegel ’84 Named Global Head of Content Distribution at Pocket.watch
- Oct. 12, 2023
I’ve just joined pocket.watch, a leading studio building kids and family franchises around some of the top YouTube and TikTok creators in the world. Creators include Ryan’s World, Love, Diana, Dan Rhodes, and Toys and Colors. For more information on the company, go to pocket.watch.
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