Laurent Uguen promoted to VP, APAC Partnerships - Business Development at Netflix
Prior to this, Laurent Uguen held the role of Senior Director - Business Development & Strategic Partnerships
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Published: Jan 7, 2026 3:44 PM | 1 min read
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- Laurent Uguen has been appointed Vice President of APAC Partnerships - Business Development at Netflix, as announced in a LinkedIn post.
- In his new role, he will oversee Netflix's partnerships and business development efforts in the Asia-Pacific region from Seoul.
- Uguen has been with Netflix for nearly 12 years, previously serving as Senior Director of Business Development & Strategic Partnerships.
- He brings extensive global leadership experience in media and digital technology, having worked across various regions including the USA, Europe, and Asia.
Laurent Uguen has been elevated to the role of Vice President APAC Partnerships - Business Development at Netflix. He shared the news of his new role through a LinkedIn post. In his new role, he will manage Netflix’s APAC Partnerships and Business Development.
“Excited to share that I’m moving to Seoul to lead our partnership and business development efforts for Netflix in APAC! It’s an honor to join the talented teams who have already made Netflix such a success in this part of the world, and I can’t wait to work together to drive even more growth for Netflix and our partners”, the LinkedIn post read.
Laurent Uguen has been associated with Netflix for close to 12 years. Prior to this, Laurent Uguen held the role of Senior Director - Business Development & Strategic Partnerships.
Uguen is an Executive Business leader with extensive experience in driving growth and profitability at media and digital technology company. He has global leadership experience across the USA, Europe, China, India, Middle East and Africa.
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