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Netflix poachs two Snap executives: in charge of ad sales

  • linda
  • 2022-08-31 11:04:58
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  according to reports, the streaming media giant Netflix announced on Tuesday that the company has hired two e...

  according to reports, the streaming media giant Netflix announced on Tuesday that the company has hired two executives from Snap to lead its advertising sales team. Credibility among marketers.

  Netflix confirmed it has hired Snap chief commercial officer Jeremi Gorman as its new president of global advertising and Snap's VP of ad sales Peter Naylor as head of the streaming service. same position.

  Hiring the two industry veterans marks Netflix's commitment to building an ad-supported version of the streaming service, which is expected to launch next year.

  “You two executives are perfectly positioned to help Netflix move quickly,” said Rich Greenfield, co-founder of LightShed Partners. “They have excellent relationships with brands and advertisers who are willing to advertise on Netflix.”

  Gorman is a well-respected executive who previously spent six years at Amazon. She joined Snap in 2018 at a time when the company was losing executives. Her arrival is seen as bringing credibility to Snap's ad sales business.

  Naley joined Snap in 2020 after spending six years as senior vice president of ad sales at Hulu. He's trying to help Snap get more TV ad revenue.

  Snap confirmed the departures of the two executives but declined to comment further.

  Netflix has been integrating pieces to launch a cheap streaming service with ads. In July, the company announced a partnership with Microsoft Corp. to provide advertising technology. The new executives will build relationships with advertisers looking to advertise on Netflix.

  "It sends a message that Netflix is serious about building an ad business quickly," Greenfield said.


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