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Hosted by Chelsea Strategies and JPEG Consulting · business · EN · 19 episodes
Leadership In is a candid, conversation-driven podcast hosted by adtech industry veterans Greg MacDonald and Geoff Wolinetz. Each episode explores a focused theme through the lens of a senior leader in advertising, media, or adjacent tech.Guests bring real stories, unfiltered perspectives, and lessons learned from the front lines of leadership, the wins, the failures, the tough calls, and the turning points that shaped their careers.© 2025 Chelsea Strategies and JPEG Consulting. All rights reserved.
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Episode #10
The Open Exchange welcomes our first guest: adtech executive, investor and advisor Lewis Rothkopf joins Greg and Geoff to make the case that the best technology is invisible, and that the industry should spend less time on the plumbing and more on the outcomes it enables. Follow the show and subscribe to our newsletter at leadershipinpodcast.com. Questions or feedback: leadershipinpodcast@gmail.com.
Episode #18
With VideoAmp and Nielsen One's departure from Media Rating Council (MRC) accreditation, Greg and Geoff trace the MRC's roots back to the 1963 Harris Committee hearings and ask what its self-regulatory model means today, in a market where measurement companies increasingly resemble media businesses and AI raises new questions about who (or what) gets audited. Follow the show and subscribe to our newsletter at leadershipinpodcast.com. Questions or feedback: leadershipinpodcast@gmail.com.
Episode #18
<p>With VideoAmp and Nielsen One's departure from Media Rating Council (MRC) accreditation, Greg and Geoff trace the MRC's roots back to the 1963 Harris Committee hearings and ask what its self-regulatory model means today, in a market where measurement companies increasingly resemble media businesses and AI raises new questions about who (or what) gets audited.</p><p><br /></p><p>Follow the show and subscribe to our newsletter at leadershipinpodcast.com. Questions or feedback: leadershipinpodcast@gmail.com.</p>
Leadership In
Greg and Geoff unpack Walmart's acquisition of Vibe.co and what it signals about the race to build and scale commerce media marketplaces across formats, advertiser segments and geographies. Follow the show and subscribe to our newsletter at leadershipinpodcast.com. Questions or feedback: leadershipinpodcast@gmail.com.
Leadership In
<p>Greg and Geoff unpack Walmart's acquisition of Vibe.co and what it signals about the race to build and scale commerce media marketplaces across formats, advertiser segments and geographies.</p><p><br></p><p>Follow the show and subscribe to our newsletter at leadershipinpodcast.com. Questions or feedback: leadershipinpodcast@gmail.com.</p><p><br></p>
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