Kidoz Inc. names John Nolie Vice President of Sales, North America

Kidoz Inc., a global AdTech platform specializing in safe mobile gamer engagement, has made significant advancements in its direct-to-brand strategy with the appointment of John Nolie as Vice President of Sales, North America. Nolie’s extensive experience in advertising, media, entertainment, and technology, particularly in the realm of kids and family privacy and compliance, positions him well to spearhead the company’s efforts in building direct brand partnerships and catering to the increasing demand for privacy-focused advertising solutions within the kids and family segment.

Nolie’s background includes co-founding and leading battery POP, a digital studio and agency focused on kids, as well as working extensively in gaming, OTT, influencer, and brand sponsorships. His expertise in fostering long-term relationships with brands and agencies to deliver high-impact, compliant campaigns for major advertisers aligns well with Kidoz’s goals of expanding its brand partnerships and driving growth in North America.

Commenting on his new role, Nolie expressed excitement about joining Kidoz during a time when privacy-first and COPPA-certified solutions are essential. He emphasized the company’s strong position in the kids and family ecosystem, top-tier ad technology, and creative services as key elements that present significant opportunities for deepening brand partnerships and achieving substantial growth.

Jason Williams, CEO of Kidoz Inc., echoed Nolie’s sentiment, highlighting the importance of Nolie’s industry experience in the kids and family market in furthering the company’s growth objectives in North America and capitalizing on upcoming opportunities in 2026.

In addition to Nolie’s appointment, Kidoz provided an update on recent business developments, noting the continued momentum across its kids-safe advertising platform. The company emphasized the increasing regulatory scrutiny, brand safety requirements, and demand for privacy-focused solutions that support its growth trajectory.

Notably, Kidoz’s technology also extends to privacy-first advertising beyond the kids segment through its non-child network, Prado, catering to a broader age group within mobile gaming. The company has been proactive in increasing its visibility in capital markets through participation in conferences and interviews, highlighting its strategic approach, privacy-first infrastructure, and positioning ahead of upcoming financial reporting.

With the launch of Kidoz Privacy Shield, a privacy-by-design advertising infrastructure certified under PRIVO’s FTC-approved COPPA Safe Harbor and awarded the GDPR Kids Privacy Assured Shield, Kidoz continues to offer compliant, scalable mobile advertising solutions without relying on personal identifiers. Management believes that these recent developments, combined with Nolie’s appointment, reinforce the company’s commitment to compliant growth, trusted brand relationships, and long-term value creation.

For comprehensive details on Kidoz Inc.’s operations and financial results, interested parties can refer to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s website or visit Kidoz Inc.’s investor website for more information. Kidoz Inc. remains dedicated to delivering safe mobile gamer engagement at scale while providing advertisers with privacy-first contextual targeting options across the mobile gaming ecosystem to reach diverse audiences effectively.