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Executive Leadership Summit Executive Leadership Summit Overview & Opportunities 1771 N Street NW Washington, D.C. 20036 NABShow.com Executive Leadership Summit Sunday, April 19, 2020 Encore at Wynn Las Vegas The Third Annual NAB Show Executive Leadership Summit is an exclusive, invite-only event bringing together the key voices and leaders from today’s top media, entertainment, technology and advertising organizations for an afternoon of critical dialogue, future-forward panels, and collaborative networking. Produced in partnership with Variety, and coupled with NAB Show as the backdrop, the event also features leading insight from outside the broadcast industry including investment firms specializing in media, advertising powerbrokers, technology providers, and more to create the ultimate destination to unlock answers to your biggest content creation, production, budgeting, delivery, and monetization questions. 2019 Attendees Jack Abernethy, CEO, Fox Television Stations Barry Drake, President/CEO, Aloha/Ocean Trusts Todd Achilles, President & CEO, Edge Networks Ken Eaton, Strategic Account Executive, Akamai Technologies Robert Aitken, Managing Director, Deloitte Bradley Epperson, Senior Vice President, NBCUniversal Sarah Aubrey, Head of Original Content, WarnerMedia Streaming Service Mary Kay Evans, Chief Marketing Officer, Verizon Digital Media Services Sarah Baehr, Co-Chief Investment Officer, Horizon Media Gerry Field, Vice President Technology, American Public Television Stuart Baillie, SVP, Viacom Media Networks Joan FitzGerald, SVP Advanced TV, Premium Media 360 Mike Bair, Executive Vice President, Spectrum Networks/Charter Communications Mike Flathers, CTO – Aspera IBM Hybrid Cloud, IBM Todd Beilis, Principal, Deloitte Justine Benjamin, Sr. Manager Marcom, Cadent John Footen, Managing Director, Deloitte Consulting Ira Bernstein, Co-President, Debmar Mercury Susan Fox, VP Disney Government Relations, The Walt Disney Company Angela Betasso, CRO, CW33 KDAF-TV Jocelyne Francis, Director Business Operations, Hulu Arun Bhikshesvaran, Chief Marketing Officer, MediaKind Pam Golum, President West Coast Entertainment, The Lippin Group Fabian Birgfeld, CEO & Co-Founder, W12 Studios Rob Golum, Media-team Editor, Bloomberg News Mike Bloxham, SVP Global Media and Entertainment, Magid Robert Gottlieb, EVP Marketing, FOX Sports David Bradley, CEO, News-Press & Gazette Company David Graber, VP Cable SVOD & Emerging Platforms, WB Domestic Television Michael Braun, SVP Digital Media, Gray Television, Inc. Distribution Jesse Brihn, Director of Film Production, Droga5 Scott Greenberg, CEO, Bento Box Entertainment Logan Britt, Associate, The Raine Group Melissa Grego, CEO, HRTS Becky Brooks, Executive Director, Alliance for Women in Media David Griffin, CEO, Griffin Communications Darrell Brown, President, Bonneville International Corp. Jean Guerin, EVP Publicity & Corp. Communications, FOX Wei Khim Cheah, Executive Officer, Tohokushinsha Film Corporation Kim Guthrie, President, Cox Media Group Frank Cicha, Executive Vice President Programming, Fox Television Stations, Inc. Joe Harkins, Vice President of Strategy, PIX System, LLC Kathy Clements, COO, Tribune Broadcasting Company Jeff Hassan, VP Line of Business Technology, E.W. Scripps Charlie Collier, CEO, Fox Entertainment Group Dade Hayes, Contributing Editor, Deadline Hollywood Brock Collins, Senior Membership Development Officer, First Entertainment Credit Union Bill Hendrich, Executive Vice President, Cox Media Group Dave Collins, CEO, ANGRYchair Kelli Herod, Vice President of Post Production, Smithsonian Channel Tiran Dagan, Chief Digital Officer, Cognizant David Hunter, Chief Information Officer, AMC Networks Tom Davis, Chief Growth Officer, Forbes Jennifer J. Jackson, Executive Vice President, Central City Productions Inc. Stephen Davis, Executive Vice President and Chief Content Officer, Hasbro, Inc. Mark Kapczynski, Sr. Director, Jumpshot Joseph Di Scipio, SVP Legal & FCC Compliance, Fox Television Stations, LLC Steven Katz, Sr. Vice President Strategy, CBS Corporation Rebekah Dopp, Principal News & Local Media, Google Malik Khan, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, LTN Global Communications, Inc. 2019 Attendees Dean Kinney, President/CEO, Homeslice Media Group Susan Schiekofer, Chief Digital Investment Officer, GroupM U.S. Stan Knott, COO, Standard Media Group Joseph Scotti, EVP, Teleos Media Abel Nguessan Kouame, CEO, Afrika Toon Howard Sewell, Senior Vice President of Sales, Bitmovin Senthil Kumar, Co-Founder, Qube Cinema, Inc. Nil Shah, CEO, VERANCE Monica Landers, CEO, StoryFit Jeffrey Sine, Partner and Co-Founder, The Raine Group Pat LaPlatney, President and Co-CEO, Gray Television Gordon Smith, President and CEO, National Association of Broadcasters Alexandra Le Tellier, PR Director, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. John Sowada, President, Leighton Broadcasting Bob Leighton, CEO, Leighton Enterprises Inc Ellen Stafford, VP Head of Post, EPIX Adam Lewinson, Chief Content Officer, Tubi Allison Stern, Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer, Tubular Labs Cynthia Littleton, Business Editor, Variety Sandra Stern, President, Lionsgate Television Group Rufus Lusk, Partner, Cowboy Bear Ninja Diane Sutter, President/CEO, ShootingStar Broadcasting Mort Marcus, Co-President, Debmar Mercury Stacey Thomas, Production Executive, Fox Deb McDermott, CEO, Standard Media Group Jay Thomson, CEO, Canadian Communication Systems Alliance Gene Meyer, AVP Sales, Akamai Technologies Phoebe Tisdale Andrews, VP Production, Fox Gary Mittman, Executive Chairman, Kerv Interactive Laura Tomlin, SVP National Media, Scripps Adam Myhill, Head of Cinematics, Unity Technologies Steven Tomsic, CFO, FOX Corporation Elizabeth Neuhoff, President and CEO, Neuhoff Communications Eoin Townsend, Chief Product Officer, Cadent Danny O'Brien, EVP, Government Relations, Fox Corp Christine Travaglini, President, Katz Radio Group Tom O'Brien, President, The Weather Channel Tetsu Uemura, President & CEO, Tohokushinsha Film Corporation Bob Okun, CEO, The O Team Manish Vyas, President Comms., Media & Ent. Business, Tech Mahindra Ana Alicia Ortiz, CEO, Quebrada Entertainment Taylor Walters, Head of Production, Designsensory Shelly Palmer, CEO, The Palmer Group Brad Warkins, President, GAIA, INC. Ryan Perez, Director Business Banking, First Entertainment Credit Union Joan Warner, CEO, Commercial Radio Australia Bob Peterson, Broadcast Media Executive, Standard Media Mona Weng, Global Head Waze for Broadcasters, Waze Amy Liz Pittenger, Vice President, Bahakel Communications Greg West, President, WATC TV Marian Pittman, EVP, Cox Media Group Andy Charles Whatley, SVP Business Development & Partnerships, Instreamatic Rajesh Ramachandran, President & CTO, Qube Cinema, Inc. Ben Williams, Chief Technology Officer, Rodeo FX Paul Rehrig, EVP Business Development, AMC Networks Jane Williams, Executive Vice President of Television, Cox Media Group Anthony Restivo, Chief Retail Officer, First Entertainment Credit Union Saleha Williams, Digital Partner, Cognizant Comms, Media & Tech (CMT) Amy Reynolds, Dean College of Communication & Info, Kent State University Inae Wilson, Senior Vice President, Fox Networks Gordy Rush, Vice President, Guaranty Media Philip Wiser, EVP Chief Technology Officer, CBS Tom Ryan, CEO and Co-Founder, Pluto TV Rob Yarin, Vice President Content, Cox Media Group Terri Santisi, Executive Vice President, ION Media Networks Andrei Zinca, President, Voxx Studios Charles Sather, Chief Operating Officer, Koahnic Broadcast Corporation Gérald Sauvageon, Head of BM&E France, Google Sponsor Engagement Presenting Sponsor $35,000 - Exclusive One panel position for sponsor executive – NAB and Variety will work with sponsor to ensure it highlights their subject matter expert and delivers impactful content One (1) 5-minute Dedicated Spotlight leading into a non-sponsored session One (1) Table Discussion Lead – sponsor may have a representative lead conversations with attendees during “scheduled networking” time (topics will be shared with sponsor in advance with guidance from NAB/Variety on maximizing impact) Name and title of registered attendees; full contact details provided for opt-in attendees Promotional literature or collateral, provided by sponsor, placed at each table/seat Logo branding on stage set/wall/podium – at discretion of NAB and Variety Prime endorsement on all ELS related materials including NAB Show website, onsite signage and marketing Four (4) complimentary registrations to ELS. Sponsor must register using assigned code provided by Show Management Sponsor Engagement Gold Sponsor $20,000 – 2 available • One 5-minute Dedicated Spotlight – NAB and Variety will work with sponsor to highlight expertise and integrate organically into the program • One (1) Table Discussion Lead – sponsor may have a representative lead conversations with attendees during “scheduled networking” time (topics will be shared with sponsor in advance with guidance from NAB/Variety on maximizing impact) • Name and title of registered attendees; full contact details provided for opt-in attendees • Promotional literature or collateral, provided by sponsor, placed on a table at entry/exit to room • Logo endorsement on all ELS related materials including NAB Show website, onsite signage and marketing • Two (2) complimentary registrations to ELS. Sponsor must register using assigned code provided by Show Management Sponsor Engagement Table Discussion Lead Sponsor $5,000 – 10 available • One (1) Table Discussion Lead – sponsor may have a representative lead conversations
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