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Scott Neitlich Joins Jada Toys
Vice President of Marketing, "Metals" Toy Line...
Jada Toys has announced the hiring of Scott Neitlich as Vice President of Marketing overseeing Jada’s new Metals figure toy line. Scott will be overseeing the marketing and fan outreach for their new line of die cast figures spanning the entire world of pop culture.
“Jada is known for our strength in producing high-quality die cast vehicles. Now that we are entering the die cast figure category we are excited to welcome Scott to the Jada team.” says May Li, President at Jada Toys. “Scott brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into the figure collector community and we are thrilled he will be bringing this insight to the Jada Metals team.”
On joining the Jada team, Scott noted, “Die Cast figures have such a rich history, not just going back 10 or 20 years, but literally millennia. Playing with metal figures is in our toy DNA. And with Jada’s Metals line, it is a perfect time to get collecting on the ground floor. Over 150 Metals figures are lined up for release in just the next few months. Jada’s is really bringing die cast figure collecting to the next level.”
Jada Metals, a new line of die cast figures in 2”, 4” and 6” scale, have launched at market earlier this year with figures from Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Captain America: Civil War, Deadpool, and just this week, figures from the upcoming DC film Suicide Squad, and Classic Ghostbusters. Additional brands coming soon to the Jada Metals line include Star Trek, Dr. Strange, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and WWE. Metals Die-Cast figures are available at Walmart, Target, Toys-R-Us, Hot Topic and other retailers worldwide.
Source: Jada Toys PR
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Re: Scott Neitlich Joins Jada Toys
So what about his job at Jakks? Does that continue simultaneously or is that history now?
Re: Scott Neitlich Joins Jada Toys
Sounds like he no longer works at Jakks. Not sure what happened there.
