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In 1964, Jean-Claude Decaux invented advertising street furniture. Ever since, JCDecaux—now the global industry leader—has been the only international player focused exclusively on outdoor advertising, developing 3 areas of business: street furniture, transport advertising and billboard advertising. With 10,230 employees, the Group is present in more than 80 countries around the world.
uSamp the fastest growing company in the Market Research Industry, is a premier provider of technology and survey respondents used to obtain consumer and business insights. uSamp’s leading-mobile technology and SaaS platform transform the way companies gain intelligence to make better, faster decisions about their products and services by tapping into uSamp’s 12 million member global panel of survey respondents. Through uSamp’s proprietary technologies for self-serve sampling and survey authoring, companies have on-demand access to millions of profiled survey respondents. uSamp is based in Los Angeles, with five offices throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. The company has more than 200 team members worldwide. uSamp was No. 213 on the 2012 Inc. 500|5000 exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies and is recognized on the 2011 and 2012 Forbes’ America’s Most Promising Companies list.
With unparalleled experience, contacts, and expertise, 42West is one of the leading full-service public-relations firms in the entertainment industry. The firm`s PR professionals have developed and executed marketing and publicity strategies for hundreds of movies, television shows, and digital productions as well as for countless individual actors, filmmakers, recording artists, and authors. In addition, 42West has also provided strategic communications counsel to a wide variety of high-profile individuals and corporate clients - ranging from movie and pop stars to major studios and media conglomerates.
Undertone executes and manages online advertising campaigns for leading advertising agencies and the marketers they serve.
Before transforming into The Mobile Majority, we were PaeDae – a company specializing in reward-based advertising. Our concept was simple: play games, win deals. Excitement grew as we tested our hypotheses. PaeDae watched engagement rates shoot through the roof as we built and deployed interactive advertising campaigns for our clients. But over time, we could see that it was nearly impossible to scale PaeDae within the existing mobile ecosystem. The systems just didn`t work well together. As soon as our reward-based ads ran outside our SDK-based network, engagement rates plummeted – a sign that something outside our control was breaking. Large campaigns which needed precise targeting required a massive potential audience, and the broader scale of the entire mobile ecosystem. When we tried accessing those outside tools, none of them seemed to work together. PaeDae generated high engagement rates within our network, but next to nothing when we bought outside our own.