Articles Tagged ‘Alex Panousis’

Beyond the Code, part 4: CBC’s Shaghayegh Shahrokhi Tehrani on AI’s role in media

At the pubcaster, Artificial Intelligence is being used to help journalists understand their audience.

Beyond the Code, part 3: 99Raven’s Fab Dolan on the power of good inputs

What CMOs need to know about adopting AI today.

Beyond the Code, Part 1: AI’s real-world impact

Artificial Intelligence is not just a tool for efficiency; it’s a catalyst for innovation, creativity, and societal change.

Navigating the cultural currents of SXSW 2024

A dispatch from the chief growth officer of Thinkingbox on inspiration and connections in Austin.

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Thinkingbox names Alex Panousis its chief growth officer

The veteran media agency executive moves to the creative experience agency’s C-suite to lead its upward trajectory.

Alex Panousis joins business transformation agency Valtech

The former Dentsu CEO will lead collaboration efforts between the agency’s 50-plus offices on global clients.

Alex Panousis and Dentsu Media part ways

The agency says its CEO and chair is moving on as it moves to the “next chapter” of its transformation plan.

Dentsu Canada taps Breton and Hart for client-centric roles

The newly-created positions bolster the agency’s media and integrated solutions teams

What to expect from Google’s cohort-based future

Early results are promising, but experts see hurdles when it comes to performance marketing and setting an industry standard.

How do we move forward in 2021?: column

Carat Canada CEO Alex Panousis predicts how agencies will shift from “getting it done” to getting back to thriving.

From CARD: Media’s evolution for 2021

Alex Panousis and Ishma Alexander-Huet offer their view of 2020 trends that may endure into the new year.

How COVID layoffs could exacerbate agencies’ talent crunch

Agency leaders discuss how these layoffs feel different than previous ones, and what kind of models they see for the future.

ICYMI: Alex Panousis joins NABS national board

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