In this special episode, Jason White, Chief Product Officer at Arena Group, discusses the implications of the Google Antitrust case from a publisher's point of view.

Publishers may find new opportunities in the wake of the Google antitrust case, but the changes will take a long time. Long-tail publishers stand to benefit from emerging companies, while increased data sharing will enhance market transparency.

Ultimately, greater choice in ad tech will benefit publishers, and competition will drive much-needed innovation in the industry.

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AdTechGod sits down with Kevin Salguero

Kevin is the Director of Programmatic Operations at Univision.

Kevin Salguero, Director of Programmatic Operations at Univision, shares his journey in ad operations and programmatic advertising.

He discusses the importance of understanding the nuances of the industry and the challenges faced by SSPs and DSPs. Kevin also talks about the future of ad operations and connected TV, emphasizing the need for closer collaboration between publishers and advertisers.

He highlights the significance of remote work and its impact on performance as well as his passion for coaching and soccer.

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In this episode, Adam Heimlich, CEO and co-founder of Chalice Custom Algorithms, joins the AdTechGod Pod to discuss the Google antitrust trial and its impact on the adtech industry.

He explains that the adtech industry has been dominated by Google, causing fear and mistrust among industry players. The trial will bring to light Google's dominance and potentially lead to a new era of competition and innovation.

Adam breaks down the antitrust case, comparing it to the Standard Oil and Microsoft cases, and explains how Google's control over the tech stack and data prevents competition and stifles innovation.

He predicts that Google will likely be broken up, but the extent of the breakup remains uncertain. Adam believes that breaking up Google will lead to more choices, openness, and innovation in the industry. He also emphasizes the importance of treating everyone in the industry as equals and fostering better relationships.

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Episode 45 with special guest Alena Morris

Alena Morris is the Associate Vice President, Product Marketing at PubMatic

In this episode, Alena Morris reflects on her journey as a leader and manager, highlighting the significant role that empowerment and trust have played in her career.

She discusses how the leadership at her company has not only empowered her but also encouraged innovation and personal growth. Alena emphasizes how she strives to emulate this approach in her own leadership style, focusing on fostering an environment where people are encouraged to learn, grow, and innovate. Join us as Alena shares valuable insights on leadership and the importance of empowering your team.

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AdTechGod sits down with Joshua Palau

Joshua Palau is the VP, Performance Media at Pfizer.

He is a seasoned marketer and has a ton of experience spanning some of the world's most iconic brands including Johnson & Johnson, Disney, Comcast, Bayer, and LendingTree.

On this episode of our podcast, Joshua Palau dives into a topic he feels strongly about: the artificial separation of brand and performance marketing. Drawing from his experience at Pfizer and other major companies, Joshua argues that everything in marketing drives performance—it's just a matter of how you measure it.

He emphasizes the importance of integrating brand-building efforts with performance channels rather than treating them as separate entities.

Joshua shares insights on why building a strong brand is crucial for driving sales and why marketers should avoid putting brand and performance into separate buckets.

Tune in for a compelling discussion on why "everything is performance."

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AdTechGod sits down with Kristina Prokop

Kristina Prokop was the CEO and founder of Eyeota, a global provider of privacy-compliant audience data for marketers and advertisers. Eyeota's innovative approach to delivering high-quality, actionable data significantly impacted the industry. In recognition of its success, Dun & Bradstreet acquired Eyeota in November 2021 for an impressive $165 million.

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AdTechGod sits down with Stacy Bohrer.

Stacy is the Vice President of Buyer Development at OpenX. Her career in adtech spans more than 15 years, with a rich background that includes impactful roles at Crisp, iHeart, and Kinetic Social.

But Stacy’s most notable tenure was at The Trade Desk, where she spent nearly eight years as their Regional Vice President. During her time there, she played a huge role in shaping the company's growth and success, earning her a stellar reputation in the industry.

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AdTechGod sits down with Paul Knegten

Paul Knegten is a marketing expert with an impressive career that spans across some of the most innovative companies in the adtech industry. Paul is best known as the former CMO at Beeswax, a company that was successfully acquired by Comcast, working alongside my current boss, Ari Paparo. But that's just the beginning of his successful story.

Paul has also served as the CMO at Outbrain, bringing his unique vision and expertise to one of the leading content discovery platforms. As a co-founder of Amitree, he demonstrated his entrepreneurial spirit and ability to innovate in an often very competitive space.

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