Claritas, a data-driven marketing leader that leverages a proprietary identity graph to help marketers achieve superior ROI, announced that its Chief AI Officer Rex Briggs will deliver a keynote discussion at Possible 2024. The annual immersive event for marketing leaders, now in its second year, takes place on April 15-17 in Miami and will bring together 3,000 global executives who are leading many of today’s top brands.
Briggs highly anticipated keynote will help marketers hone their understanding of marketing leadership in the age of AI, allowing them to better conceive what’s happening today, the implications, and how they will need to steer their leadership moving forward. It will also unveil prototypes for giving consumers more control of their data through AI, and transforming how marketers use data to connect with consumers and optimize business performance.
Over the past five years, Claritas has embarked on a purpose-driven endeavor aimed at establishing itself as the preeminent closed-loop Integrated Marketing Optimization Platform within the industry. Briggs supports the company’s mission-based journey and is responsible for empowering the company and its 1,300 clients to tap the power of AI to drive growth effectively and ethically. Claritas leverages its proprietary identity graph to convert marketing data into actionable insights. This enables agencies, publishers, and brands to identify ideal audiences, engage across multiple channels, and optimize campaigns effectively. Now, Claritas is integrating AI throughout its operations and products to enhance efficiency and drive client success further, exemplified by the appointment of Briggs, part of its ongoing dedication to empowering clients in the AI era. Before joining Claritas, Rex served in several top leadership and analyst roles and remains an advisor and speaker at both the Association of National Advertisers (ANA ) and MMA Global. In August, MIT Press will publish Briggs’ latest book, The AI Conundrum.
Also Read: Proxima AI Raises $12 Million in Series A Financing
“Rex joining Claritas reflects the significant potential he perceives in our endeavors,” said Claritas CEO Mike Nazzaro. “His arrival underscores the high standards he holds and his recognition of the transformative capabilities of Claritas signaling impactful innovation for the market.”
In addition to Briggs, other speakers at Possible 2024 include: Linda Boff, GE Chief Marketing Officer VP, Learning & Culture President, GE Foundation; Esi Eggleston Bracey, Chief Growth & Marketing Officer, Unilever; Tariq Hassan, Chief Marketing & Customer Experience Officer, McDonald’s Corporation; Diana Haussling, SVP – GM Consumer Experience and Growth, Colgate-Palmolive; Linda Lee, Chief Marketing Officer, Campbell’s Soup; Frank Cooper III, Chief Marketing Officer, Visa; Remi Kent, Chief Marketing Officer, Progressive Insurance; David Droga, Chief Executive Officer, Accenture Song; Soyoung Kang, Chief Marketing Officer, Eos; Dana Marineau, Chief Marketing Officer, Rakuten; Bozoma Saint John, Hall of Fame Inducted Marketing Executive, Author, and Entrepreneur; Jaime Teevan, Chief Scientist, Microsoft and Gary Vaynerchuk, Chairman, VaynerX.
Briggs began his career at Yankelovich Partners, where he was among the first to study the role of the internet in marketing, which brought him to WIRED, where he served as its first Director of Research. Briggs was among the first to apply neural networks to create personalized experiences on the web and the first to develop brand lift studies. Briggs was a founding member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), where he was instrumental in establishing the effectiveness of Digital Marketing through his series of research studies. Briggs founded Marketing Evolution in 2000 and was the first to develop cross-media multi-touch attribution which connected online advertising to offline sales. He was also the first to quantify the effectiveness of mobile advertising and the first to quantify the unique impact of social media posts.
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire
Comments are closed.