
Media Buying Briefing
Independent agency group CourtAvenue purchased connected experience agency Gigantic Playground, which specializes in experience design, software engineering, emerging technology, and IoT connectivity solutions.
Independent agency group CourtAvenue purchased connected experience agency Gigantic Playground, which specializes in experience design, software engineering, emerging technology, and IoT connectivity solutions.
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In this episode of The Business Conversation, Garrio welcomes Michael Stich, Partner at CourtAvenue and Investor and Advisor to various companies. He discusses the challenges being faced by the modern-day CMO and how much evolution this role has seen over the years.
“Don’t take it personally. An employee resigning, a customer canceling, missing a quarterly goal; this isn’t a reflection of you personally. It’s just business. Alternatively, when things are going great, don’t let it go to your head. As a founder, it’s so easy to personalize your business as a reflection of you, but that actually leads to irrational decision making.” – Kenny Tomlin, Founding Partner CourtAvenue
CourtAvenue’s Kenny Tomlin explains how the network will grow in a recession. The new generation of marketing services networks (they don’t like to be called agencies) that are turning the holding company model on its head include the likes of Media.Monks, Jellyfish, and more.