Team Lewis has named Danny Lim as Director at its Singapore office. Lim has over 20 years of expertise in integrated communications, public relations, digital marketing, and journalism in this position.
The agency announced that Lim, who has extensive expertise in B2B communications, enterprise technology, and cybersecurity, has joined to enhance and expand its technology portfolio, featuring brands like Sophos and Schneider Electric.
“I'm thrilled to become part of Team Lewis during this period of swift transformation and opportunity in the communications sector,” remarked Lim.
“The rise of AIO once more underscores the significance of continuous reporting and the influence of the media. I am eager to collaborate with the skilled team in Singapore to assist our clients in navigating the changing media environment and optimizing AI and integrated communications to reach their business objectives,” adds Danny.
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The agency stated that it is increasing its efforts in the Mobility technology sector, collaborating with leaders in automotive, smart infrastructure, alternative transport, and emerging mobility technologies.
Team Lewis has recently launched Training for Trust (TFT), a biometric analytics and training solution aimed at evaluating and enhancing communication efficiency.
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Created over a six-month span in studios located in the UK, US, and Malaysia, the service leverages AI in combination with facial, voice, and eye-tracking recognition technologies to assess presenters, presentation content, and messaging for perceived authenticity.
TFT monitors eye contact and gaze direction, vocal traits (such as speed, loudness, and clarity), and conducts multi-variable emotional assessments using indicators like composure, worry, tension, positivity, focus, aversion, caution, and interest.
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The system utilizes AI to generate scores on essential characteristics such as trustworthiness, confidence, credibility, engagement, and authenticity. These observations assist in recognizing and evaluating key moments in a presentation to facilitate more effective communication.