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Stagwell's new APAC HQ, agencies consolidated into new campus
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Stagwell's new APAC HQ, agencies consolidated into new campus

by Telum Media
24 November 2025 7:29 AM
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Stagwell has announced its new APAC headquarters situated in Singapore's Solaris in one north precinct, which is set to open in early 2026. The campus will host Stagwell's Singapore agencies, including ADK, Allison, Assembly, Forsman & Bodenfors, HarrisX, Ink Global, and Locaria, alongside other brands in the network. 

The new space is designed to bring together Stagwell's creative, communications, digital transformation, brand experience, media, and AI capabilities, promoting integrated teams, collaboration across disciplines, and facilitated agility. 

"Singapore is the engine of our growth in Asia. The new Stagwell Singapore campus brings creativity, media, communications, data, and AI together so we can move faster for clients," said Randy Duax, Managing Director, Stagwell Asia-Pacific. "This is the new model. More connected, more inventive, and built for the momentum of local markets. Asia is where the future of this industry is being built, and Stagwell is building it."

Connie Chan, Chief Growth Officer, Stagwell APAC, added, "Our new home at Solaris @ one north reflects Stagwell's commitment to building for the future. It's a space designed for collaboration, creativity, and sustainability - so we can show up stronger for clients in Singapore and across APAC."

This announcement follows Stagwell's acquisition of ADK GLOBAL earlier in 2025, the expansion of the Future of News initiative to Singapore in October, the launch of Stagwell Media Platform, and its partnership with Palantir.

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