futureweek AIMM
A one day conference about AI disruption in the Media & Advertising Industry
The latent potential for AI to disrupt media and advertising is overwhelming to even the most seasoned AI expert. This event will hone in on the disruption to the creative industries in advertising, as well as the impact on media production. The impact on ad technology and the possible impact on agencies, ad technology vendors and publishers will also be discussed.
Futureweek AIMM
Who should attend
Brands
Media Agencies
Creative Agencies
Media Companies
Technology Companies
Consultancies
Regulatory Bodies
Analysts
Investors
Trade Associations
Agenda
Agenda TBA
09.00am
Welcome & Introduction
Speaker Vincent Flood, Editor-in-Chief, VideoWeek
10:00am
CTV’s Role on the Omnichannel Media Plan: The Buy-Side View
Speakers
Richard Brooke, Global Media Operations Director, Unilever
Ed Wale, VP Europe, LG Ad Solutions
Laura Hicks, Global Head of Market Development, Finecast
Moderator
Vincent Flood, Editor-in-Chief, VideoWeek
11.00am
The Coming of the ESG Tidal Wave
Speaker Vincent Flood, Editor-in-Chief, VideoWeek
Themes
AI & The Agency
Creative Destruction in Media
AI & Ad Tech: Evolution or Revolution?
Ethics & Regulation
The AI-Driven Brand
speakers
2024 Speakers
Speakers TBA
Richard Brooke
Global Media Operations Director
Unilever
Richard Brooke
Global Media Operations Director
Unilever
Richard Brooke
Global Media Operations Director
Unilever
Richard Brooke
Global Media Operations Director
Unilever
Partners
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venue location
One Birdcage Walk
The building was officially opened in May 1899 to be the headquarters of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Overlooking St James’s Park, One Birdcage Walk is located just minutes from the Houses of Parliament, Horse Guards Parade and HM Treasury, and conveniently situated between Westminster and St James’s Park tube stations and a short walk from Victoria, Charing Cross and Waterloo mainline stations.