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beIN Sports names Andy Low as APac head of content

SportzPower Team
Jan 20, 2023 09:01

The Asia-Pacific division of Qatar-based international sportscaster beIN Sports has appointed sports media executive Andy Low as director, Content.

Low, who has 20+ years of content management and business development experience, joins beIN from Sportradar, where he worked for a year. 

Low has earlier had stints with ESPN, Tennis Australia, Lagardère Sports, Nimbus Sport International, Singtel, ESPN STAR Sports and StarHub, among others, in various capacities, mostly in sales.

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