| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Kelley Archer |
Director Information Security | Profile |
Kelley Archer |
Director of Information Security | Profile |
Kargo provides brands, agencies and advertisers with a transparent, brand-safe mobile environment that eclipses the scale of Facebook and Google. This unique ecosystem is a hand-picked editorial alliance of the 70 of the most highly-respected publishers in the industry, reaching 100% of US smartphone users with captivating advertising that`s proven to work. Kargo employs 250 people in New York, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, London Sydney and Auckland.
The Page Society is the world`s premier membership organization for the chief communications officers (CCOs) of Fortune 500 and Global 500 companies, non-profit charities, public interest organizations and government agencies; the CEOs of public relations firms that advise major corporations; and educators who research and teach corporate communications at leading business and communications schools.
Go Think! Is a Retail Marketing and Business Consulting firm, located in The Woodlands, Texas, that specializes in shopper marketing solutions. We aim to facilitate effective thinking followed by effective actions. We offer a proprietary suite of technology, digital and marketing services built around helping retailers truly engage their customers on a one-to-one basis. We value intellect, curiosity, experience, enthusiasm and instincts.
Carrot Creative is a full-service digital agency. We ideate, design and build campaigns for some of the world`s most innovative brands (like Red Bull, Target, Home Depot, Bravo, Jaguar, Wilson Sports, MTV and Disney) from our offices in DUMBO (Brooklyn, NY) and VENICE (Los Angeles, CA). Our technical prowess has secured us strategic partnerships with the leading social networks and our creativity has helped our clients use those platforms to grow their brand and their bottom line. We root everything we do in hustle, team and adventure - which translates to coworkers being actual friends, too many baked goods, ridiculous adventures, dogs in the office and unmet ambition.
Great communities start with a story.