What does advertising and marketing and leisure appear like in a world being altered by synthetic intelligence? Among the most distinguished executives within the business gathered in a plant-lined room on the roof of the San Vicente Bungalows in New York’s West Village on Sept. 9 to debate.
The Hollywood Reporter and Amazon Adverts’ Most Influential Trailblazers in Advertising and marketing Dinner noticed visitors share ideas and swap concepts in between programs that features whipped ricotta toast, steak frites and fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies.
The occasion was hosted by Amazon Adverts head of leisure Alexys Coronel, Amazon vp advert gross sales Mark Eamer and THR senior editor Alex Weprin, and visitors included Horizon Media president Bob Lord; NBA CMO Tammy Henault; Britbox president Robert Schildhouse; PBS Distribution president Andrea Downing; AMC Networks CMO Kim Granito; Prime Video Channels head Daybreak Davidson; Amazon Adverts head of digital media Melissa Cook dinner and Amazon Adverts senior business advertising and marketing supervisor and AI lead Anne Fishkin; in addition to senior government from Paramount, NBCUniversal, Constitution and different firms.
Not surprisingly, AI stays prime of thoughts, with attendees sharing their ideas on how the know-how is altering leisure, advertising and marketing and work, in addition to the challenges and alternatives it presents. The stability of human creativity and AI instruments, in addition to the way to combine the know-how into workflows sparked significant conversations.
From left: Chima Ogbuokiri, Francesca Batista and Georgia Juvelis
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From left: Alexys Coronel, Tammy Henault, Georgia Juvelis and Tonya Harley
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From left: Mark Eamer, Alexys Coronel and Alex Weprin
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