Domain Group CMO Rebecca Darley set to leave for TPG
Domain Group has announced that its chief marketing officer, Rebecca Darley, has resigned.
On Thursday, the company announced that Darley – who is also managing director – consumer division – will depart in December to take on the new role of group CMO at TPG Telecom.
“Bec has been a valued member of the Domain Leadership Team, uplifting our capabilities across Marketing, Media & ESG, and recently bringing together the new Consumer Division,” Domain CEO Jason Pellegrino said in a statement.
“Under Bec’s leadership, we’ve delivered strong and continued unique audience growth across Domain Group, transformed our martech stack, grown our Domain Media business, and established our long-term ESG Strategy.
He continued: Likewise, Bec’s work to establish our new Consumer Division sets the foundation for our future ambitions. I thank Bec for her contributions and wish her every success in the future.”
Darley added: “I couldn’t be more proud of what has been achieved at Domain Group in almost three years. I’ve been fortunate to work with an incredible team and we’ve made a significant impact on our customers and across the business. I am very grateful to Jason Pellegrino, the Domain Board, and the Domain team for their support and guidance.”
Domain said recruitment for a new CMO will take place immediately.
Rebecca Darley
In her new role at TPG, Darley will be tasked with leading the marketing department across is suite of brands including Vodafone, TPG, felix, iiNet and Lebara.
“I’m so excited to have Rebecca joining our team,” Kieren Cooney, group executive, consumer and data & analytics, said.
“She is a powerful advocate for the customer and an enthusiastic, innovative and creative leader – a perfect fit for the senior leadership team here at TPG Telecom.
“Rebecca is joining the business at a crucial time as we prepare for our biggest and best ever year in 2025.”
Darley will replace current CMO John Casey who TPG said will “step back” from the role.
“John is an incredible leader who has made a massive contribution to our culture, our commercial performance and the strength of our stable of great Australian brands,” Cooney added.
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Neil Griffiths is the Managing Editor of Mumbrella. He joined the company in October 2023.
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