QYOU Media Inc. has announced a series of leadership changes and new appointments at its US subsidiary, QYOU USA. The company said the changes come as the business experiences what it described as record growth in the second half of 2025, supported by new clients, expanded relationships and recognition for creator-led campaigns.
#Leadership and partnerships changes
Morgan Barclay has been promoted to SVP of Partnerships. In addition to continuing to lead the Strategy team, he will oversee QYOU USA’s sales organisation.
Jessica Hunt and Danny Lee have joined QYOU USA as Directors of Partnerships. Hunt previously worked at Influential, while Lee joins from Super League. Noah Wille, formerly of the GOAT Agency, has taken on the role of Partnerships & Strategy Manager.
Further changes include Chris Smith’s promotion from VP of QYOU Studios to VP & General Manager of Studios. He will continue overseeing the studio team and its Digital Stunts storytelling work.
Dominique Guisti has become Senior Manager of Production. Lauren Wallenfells has been promoted to Director of Strategy, where the company said she would help shape the strategic direction of its campaigns. Kerri Ramgren has moved into the role of VP of Operations, following her work on streamlining and scaling agency operations.
#Clients and campaign recognition
QYOU Media said QYOU USA’s recent business activity included new client relationships with Rare Beauty, Crooked Media and National Geographic. The company also cited deeper partnerships with Hulu, Activision, Paramount, Kraft Heinz and Warner Brothers.
The company said Paramount’s Smile 2 won Gold at the Digiday Streaming & Video Awards and received recognition from the Webby and Shorty Awards. A Quiet Place: Day One, also from Paramount Pictures, won Gold at the ANA Reggie Awards and was named Best Brand/Influencer Collaboration at the Digiday Content Marketing Awards.
#Upcoming Advertising Week appearance
Glenn Ginsburg, President of QYOU USA, is scheduled to appear at Advertising Week New York on October 9th at 11:40 AM. The panel will also feature creator Joe Mele, described by the company as having 45M followers, and Brandon Nichols, VP, Digital Marketing at Paramount Pictures. Emmy Liederman, Analyst at EMARKETER, will moderate the discussion, which is due to focus on QYOU’s creator-led social campaigns.
#QYOU Media operations
QYOU Media operates in the United States and India through subsidiaries that produce, distribute and monetise content created by social media influencers and digital content creators. Its Indian influencer marketing business, Chtrbox, operates as a platform and agency connecting brands and social media influencers.
In the United States, the company works with film studios, streamers, game publishers and consumer brands on creator and influencer content. CEO and Co-Founder Curt Marvis said QYOU USA was positioned for its next phase in the creator economy and referred to the impending public listing of Chatterbox Technologies on the public markets in India. The announcement did not provide further terms or timing for that listing.
#Key Takeaways
- QYOU Media announced leadership promotions and new appointments at QYOU USA.
- Morgan Barclay will lead partnerships and the sales organisation in his expanded role as SVP of Partnerships.
- New partnerships hires include Jessica Hunt, Danny Lee and Noah Wille.
- QYOU USA named new and existing client relationships, including Rare Beauty, Hulu and Paramount.
- The company cited awards for campaigns including Smile 2 and A Quiet Place: Day One.
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