Amagi Appoint Thomas d’Hérouville

  • 24 August, 2026

 

As Head of Sales for France, Benelux, and the Nordics, Advancing its European Expansion...


Industry veteran joins Amagi to expand growth in some of Europe's leading broadcast markets
and advance the company's cloud-native broadcast, FAST, and AI-driven operations.

UK: Amagi, the media industry cloud platform for unified broadcast, streaming, and monetization, announce the appointment of Thomas d'Hérouville as Head of Sales for France, Benelux and Nordics. Based in Paris, Thomas will lead Amagi's growth strategy in the region, reinforcing the company's commitment to some of Europe's most influential media markets.

France, Benelux and the Nordics represent some of Europe's mature and innovative broadcast
and streaming markets. As broadcasters and content owners accelerate cloud transformation,
FAST deployment and AI-driven media operations, the region presents significant opportunities for
continued growth as the worlds of broadcast and streaming converge. Amagi is scaling its regional
footprint to capture rising demand for cloud-native broadcast and streaming solutions across these
three complementary markets.

Thomas d'Hérouville brings over two decades of leadership experience across media, broadcast, and digital technology. He is an experienced manager in launching and scaling international organizations,
with a strong track record in leading and supporting multicultural teams.

"France, Benelux and Nordics are strategically critical markets for Amagi, given its strong presence in European broadcasting and its rapid adoption of cloud-native and FAST technologies," said Emma Whitmore, SVP Sales-EMEA, Amagi. "Thomas' industry expertise, and proven track record in business transformation make him the ideal leader to drive our expansion in the region."

In his new role, Thomas will focus on expanding Amagi's footprint among broadcasters, OTT platforms, and content owners, helping them modernize operations, scale distribution, and unlock new monetization opportunities across connected TV environments.

"France, Benelux and Nordics are each at a different stage of their journey toward cloud-native broadcast and streaming, but the direction is the same across all three," said Thomas d'Hérouville, Head of Sales, France, Benelux and Nordics, Amagi. "Broadcasters and content owners in the region are under pressure to modernize their operations while managing increasingly complex distribution across broadcast, FAST, and connected TV. Amagi's platform gives them a way to do both without adding complexity. I'm looking forward to working closely with partners across these markets to help them scale their operations and unlock new value from their content."

Thomas d'Hérouville's appointment underscores Amagi's continued investment in Europe as part of its global expansion strategy. With a growing presence across EMEA, Amagi remains committed to enabling media companies to transition from legacy infrastructure to scalable, cloud-native ecosystems that
power the next generation of broadcast and streaming services.


Founded in 2008, Amagi Media Labs Limited is a cloud-native SaaS platform serving the global media and
entertainment industry. Amagi enables media companies to launch, manage, distribute, and monetize live,
linear, and on-demand content across cable, OTT, and FAST platforms without investing in traditional
broadcast infrastructure. Its diversified platform, which includes Streaming Unification, Monetization
& Marketplace, and Cloud Modernization, allows media companies to run end-to-end content operations, get
comprehensive distribution reach, and offer monetization capabilities across streaming-led environments.
Amagi is one of the few players in the media technology space that offers end-to-end, AI-enabled solutions
across the video value chain. Amagi manages 9,000+ channel deliveries across 300+ distributors in
40+ countries helping media companies build audience value using its cloud-native platform.

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Amagi Appoint Thomas d’Hérouville