Alan Miles, CEO, NCSolutions & Paul Gelb, Sr. Director and NA Head of Media Activation and Investment, Bayer
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AW360
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To kick off our 9th season of AW360 we’re pleased to welcome Alan Miles, CEO of NCSolutions (NCS) and Paul Gelb, Sr. Director and North America Head of Media Activation and Investment at Bayer. Alan and Paul discuss what 2024 might look like for advertisers, AI, retail media, and much more.
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