Stagwell to Open AI-Focused APAC Headquarters in Singapore in 2026

Nov 24, 2025
Stagwell announced it will open its new Asia-Pacific headquarters at Solaris @ one north in Singapore in early 2026. The hub will unite its regional agencies under one roof to drive collaboration and AI-powered marketing innovation.

Stagwell announced in a press release that it will open a new Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore’s Solaris @ one north in the first quarter of 2026. The new hub will bring together the company’s regional agencies across creativity, media, and AI-driven marketing solutions in a single workspace designed for collaboration and hybrid work.

The campus will host teams from ADK, Allison, Assembly, Forsman & Bodenfors, HarrisX, Ink Global, and Locaria. It will feature flexible layouts, technology-enabled collaboration zones, and sustainable facilities within a Green Mark Platinum-certified environment. The setup is intended to enable faster decision-making and integrated solution-building across disciplines.

Randy Duax, Managing Director for Stagwell Asia-Pacific, said the Singapore hub will serve as the company’s growth engine in the region, combining creativity, data, and AI capabilities. Connie Chan, Chief Growth Officer of Stagwell APAC, added that the space is designed to strengthen collaboration and sustainability efforts across markets.

The announcement follows a period of expansion for Stagwell in Asia, including its acquisition of ADK Global, the introduction of the Future of News initiative in Singapore, and the launch of the Stagwell Media Platform. The company also recently announced a partnership with Palantir to develop an AI and data platform for marketing and advertising insights.

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