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Andreas Shneble Joins IDNow

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Andreas Shneble has joined German KYC specialist IDNow as Head of Marketing. Based in Munich, IDNow combines AI, facial recognition and machine learning to deliver instant identity verification through its KYC platform, in compliance with EU-wide regulations. Schneble joins from Rocket Media House, an advisory firm he founded in 2016. He was previously Director of Digital Marketing at Digitas, part of the Publicis Media Group, and before that was Global Head of Digital at G Data Software. He holds a degree in Business Administration from San Francisco State University.

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