Amid the ad tech industry’s tumultuous sea of constant change, bellwether digital media execution and optimization provider Digital Remedy, continues to steer industry innovation to deliver results for publishers, advertisers, and agencies.
On the heels of a stellar 2019, the company is forging ahead into its 20th year—an unprecedented milestone in an industry where providers and platforms come and go quickly—with strong momentum and new leadership martech news.
Over the past year, Digital Remedy has earned numerous accolades for its thriving workplace culture and is kicking off 2020 with new honors, being named an AdAge Best Places to Work in 2020. In 2019, the company also ranked #2 among midsize companies on Crain’s Best Places to work in New York City—the seventh consecutive year that Digital Remedy has placed on the list. And, for the first time, the Digital Remedy New Orleans office earned “Best Places to Work” accolades by New Orleans City Business.
Digital Remedy also earned a spot as one of three finalists in Crain’s “Best New Idea” contest for the company’s Mental Health Week initiative, a program that also earned the company its first Stevie Award, a Silver for Great Employers. That win was quickly followed by a Bronze Stevie for Women in Business, recognizing the company’s achievement in promoting work-life balance—a testament to the company’s core values in action martech.
As part of its growth strategy, Digital Remedy has welcomed two new board members, expanding the company’s breadth of expertise to stay ahead of the ever-changing industry.
- Alex Chatfield, VP of Sales and Account Management for Xandr’s strategic buying platform, Xandr Invest, is a programmatic industry veteran, having joined AppNexus a decade ago as employee No. 35. Today he manages a distributed team that supports Xandr’s North American agency customers both pre and post-sales. Chatfield brings global business experience to the team, having served as a senior consultant for IBM Global Business Services, supporting several multiyear, multimillion-dollar projects for Fortune 500 companies.
- Quique Nagle, CEO and Co-founder of Advisr, a SaaS-based Sales Acceleration platform, is a recognized leader with more than 15 years of experience as a founder, operator, and investor in several emerging technology businesses, as well as enterprise software and service organizations. Prior to Advisr, Nagle led Customer Success at Collective/Visto, and held leadership positions at Digital Broadcasting Group (DBG) and Operative, in both New York and London.
“In such a crowded and fast-moving industry, it’s extremely gratifying to still be a major player,” said Digital Remedy CEO and founder Mike Seiman. “As others have come and gone, we’ve not only survived; we’ve thrived, leading innovation through all the ebbs and flows. A large part of that success is a direct result of our team’s unparalleled talent and our culture, where every idea, every suggestion, and every point of view matters.”
Digital Remedy provides omni-channel, multi-DSP media execution with a proprietary platform backed by industry experts, knowledge, and insights. The comprehensive approach helps advertisers, publishers, and agencies optimize their digital media investments through operational efficiency, transparent audience access, and affordable results.
To learn more, visit www.digitalremedy.com.