# Jeremy Yang

> Jeremy Yang is the Sydney-based co-founder and co-CEO of Veridooh, an independent out-of-home advertising verification company launched with Mo Moubayed in 2019. He has led product development and the software engineering team, helped develop the company’s culture playbook, and won the 2023 Sydney Young Entrepreneur Award for Marketing. The business grew from a proposed taxi-screen advertising network into a platform for verifying campaign delivery.

- **Role:** Co-Founder & Co-CEO at Veridooh
- **Organizations:** Veridooh
- **Education:** UNSW Australia
- **Known for:** Winner of the 2023 Sydney Young Entrepreneur Award for Marketing., Included in Campaign Asia’s 40 Under 40 2023 class., Led Veridooh’s product development and directed its software engineering team.

## Career timeline

- **2017** — Began investigating a digital outdoor advertising network with Mo Moubayed; customer questions led to a focus on independent verification.
- **2019** — Launched Veridooh with Mo Moubayed.
- **2022** — Veridooh raised A$5 million in its first external capital raise and launched its UK team.
- **2023** — Won the Sydney Young Entrepreneur Award for Marketing; selected for Campaign Asia’s 40 Under 40 2023 class, profiled in March 2024.
- **2024** — Veridooh appointed Nick Parker global president to work with both co-CEOs on international expansion.
- **2026** — Published an article on Nine’s QMS acquisition and outdoor advertising; David Bell joined Veridooh’s advisory council.

## Achievements

- Winner of the 2023 Sydney Young Entrepreneur Award for Marketing.
- Included in Campaign Asia’s 40 Under 40 2023 class.
- Led Veridooh’s product development and directed its software engineering team.
- Helped write and launch Veridooh’s conscious culture playbook.
- Co-founded Veridooh, which raised an A$5 million Series A in 2022.

## Latest updates

- **2026-08** — David Bell joined Veridooh’s advisory council to work alongside co-founders and co-CEOs Jeremy Yang and Mo Moubayed.
- **2026-02** — Yang published a B&T opinion article examining Nine’s A$850 million QMS acquisition and the relationship between automation, accountability and cross-platform advertising.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremyaus/

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Last updated: 2026-10-11