AWNewYork 2022 Trends Report
This year’s Advertising Week New York focused on celebrating the confluence of culture, commerce and creativity, all in the heart of Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Over 12,000 industry peers were in attendance for thought-provoking discussions, generating new ideas and collaborating with the best of the best.
We are proud to present this year’s AWNewYork 2022 Trends Report, which brings the event’s insights, advice and commentary to life. Read through and get caught up on today’s topics impacting tomorrow’s landscapes.
Download the AWNewYork 2022 Trends Report now and hear directly from leading industry experts, including:
- David Shing, aka Shingy
- Greg Dale, COO, Comscore
- Jamie Medeiros, Chief Brand Officer, Planet Fitness
- Jennie Baird, Executive Vice President and Managing Director, Digital News & Streaming, BBC Studios
- Justin Rosen, SVP of Data and Analytics, Ampersand
- Rashida Jones, MSNBC President, NBCUniversal
- Tousanna Durgan, Head of Solution Engineering, Habu
- Travis Scoles, SVP of Advanced Advertising, Paramount
- And many more!
This report examines why relevant, critical trends are so important and discusses their potential impact on our industry, clients and target audiences. From the evolution of social media to the drive for a cleaner, greener world and what marketing might look like in the metaverse and beyond.
Topics include:
- Future of TV
- Future of Technology
- Future of Creativity
- Future of Work
- Future of Data
- Future of Culture
- Future of Innovation
Whether you’re looking to leverage the enormous potential of connected TV or want to know how we can make the advertising and media industry more representative of our society in 2023, look no further. The AWNewYork 2022 Trends Report has everything and more to get you there.
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