Simple Story Announces Nathan Hall As New CEO

By PRNewswire On Jun 28, 2018

Simple Story Is an Award-Winning Video Production Agency

Simple Story, an industry leader in video production, announced the appointment of Nathan JD Hall as its new CEO. Nathan has over a decade of marketing and digital strategy experience that spans across varying technology companies and startups. Previously, he held the position of Vice-President, Marketing at ShopLiftr, a digital advertising platform designed to drive in-store sales. While there, Nathan was responsible for product strategy, partnerships, customer acquisition and experience, branding and content.

In addition to his work, Nathan serves as a Director on the board of Causeway Work Centre, a non-profit focused on economic empowerment for under-served communities. Whether in his professional or his personal life, Nathan is committed to helping the world around him by working with, encouraging and uplifting those he encounters.

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Nathan J.D. Hall

“This is an exciting time for Simple Story, and I am thrilled to be taking on the role of CEO,” said Nathan. “I am joining a team of award-winning creatives who have mastered the art of storytelling. As the importance of video in your digital strategy continues to grow – with its impact on SEO, consumer engagement, higher click-throughs and conversions and its overall ability to create stronger emotional connections- companies cannot afford to ignore using video content at any stage of their customer’s lifecycle”.

Nathan’s focus on operational excellence, customer experience and culture will help bring new energy to the company, positioning Simple Story for major growth.

Simple Story is an award-winning video production agency. Founded in 2011, Simple Story has produced over 500 animation and live-action videos across several industries, from startups to Fortune 500 companies with varied clients such as Bell Media, CIBC, Shopify, Canada Council for the Arts, the International Labor Organization, Pitney Bowes, Citrix, Blackboard Inc., and the Government of Canada.