M.AD-TECH – Episode 11 – Michael Rubenstein – President – AppNexus

Timothy Whitfield/ August 19, 2017

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In this podcast, Timothy Whitfield and John Miskelly interview Michael Rubenstein the President of AppNexus. This interview shows the journey from working at Google and creating the worlds first Ad-Exchange to now being the president of AppNexus, arguably the largest and most successful piece of Ad-Tech today.

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Timothy Whitfield

Timothy Whitfield is a contributing an editor-at-large for Which-50. He is also the VP, Strategic Solutions, APAC, having been previously been GroupM Australia's Head of Technology and Operations. Whitfield built one the original ad serving engines and the technology he developed is still utilised on SaaS solutions around the world. As both a commentator and public speaker his opinions are eagerly sought and his Adtech Share of the Day on Linkedin is a must-read for marketing and advertising leaders.

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