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Mobile Smart Fundamentals Mma Members Edition January 2014 MOBILE SMART FUNDAMENTALS MMA MEMBERS EDITION JANUARY 2014 messaging . advertising . apps . mcommerce www.mmaglobal.com NEW YORK • LONDON • SINGAPORE • SÃO PAULO MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION JANUARY 2014 REPORT CMO as Chief Innovator As the MMA continues to help CMO’s build their team’s mobile marketing capabilities, we’ve been thinking about how this in turn contributes to a shift that has been happening in many quiet corners for some time. In 2013 however, CMO’s such as Walmart’s Stephen Quinn started to talk directly about the need for CMO’s to be the ones to make innovation happen within their own organizations. Given mobile’s power to transform marketing, the MMA will continue to make innovation a key focus of all our programs in 2014, not least of which, will be our Mobile CEO & CMO Summit, running July 13-15, 2014 at Hilton Head in South Carolina. Gathering the industries leaders each year at this event has become an essential part of our calendar. It not only serves as a unique opportunity for this busy group to be in the same place at the same time, but given the insights and experience of those in attendance, also allows us to truly focus the conversation on transformation. This, once again, will be front and center at this year’s meeting. It’s a unique opportunity to be in business today and be confronted with something that will and is already having, such a dramatic effect on the status quo. I look forward to supporting you, your business and all our members as we navigate these changes ahead. Onwards, Greg Stuart INTRODUCTION 2 MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION JANUARY 2014 REPORT Table of Contents EXECUTIVE MOVES 4 PUBLIC COMPANY ANALYSIS 6 M&A TRANSACTIONS 8 FINANCING TRANSACTIONS 12 MMA OVERVIEW 24 HIDDEN RIVER OVERVIEW 25 Greg Stuart Todd Parker CEO, Mobile Marketing Association Managing Director, Hidden River [email protected] [email protected] MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION JANUARY 2014 REPORT Executives on the Move Name New Company Old Company New Company Summary Date Rosetta is a marketing company that helps translate customer connections into measure business growth for Peter Kang Executive Creative Director, Rosetta Executive Creative Director, Digital Kitchen 1/28/14 clients. It works with clients in a variety of industries including the telecommunications industry. R2C group specializes in direct response marketing and Steve Diamond Executive Creative Director, R2C Group Creative Director, Havas Worldwide media planning and has a presence on the web and 1/28/14 mobile. Senior Vice President, IT Communications and Symantec is a global provider of security, storage and Sheila Jordan Chief Investment Officer, Symantec 1/27/14 Collaborations, Cisco systems management solutions on the web and mobile. Vice President, New Market Development, Senior Vice President, North American Sales, Clearleap is the provider of multiscreen video logistics for John Smith 1/23/14 Clearleap Vubiquity the television industry. AKQA is a company that specializes in creating digital Ginny Golden Creative Director, AKQA Creative Director, Wieden+Kennedy 1/21/14 services and products. Spark is a full-service, advertising company that Chris Mittman Vice President, Director of Digital, Spark Senior Account Executive, Online Retail, Google specializes in social media, mobile marketing and brand 1/21/14 management. TBWA\Chiat\Day is an international advertising agency Director of Business Development, Director of Business Development, Europe, Crispin Kyla Jacobs that is part of Omnicom Group, the world's largest 1/21/14 TBWA\Chiat\Day New York Porter+Bogusky advertising agency holding company. Executive Creative Director, Head of Art and Executive Creative Director/Head of Art, DDB New Deutsch is an advertising company that offers creative Menno Kluin 1/21/14 Design, Deutsch New York York development and brand marketing services. Haiku Deck is a developer of presentation software Dan Gerrity Vice President of Engineering, Haiku Deck Founder/CEO, Naverus 1/16/14 accessible on the iPad and web. DDB Worldwide, a global creative agency, is Tony Malcolm Executive Creative Director, DDB Chicago Creative Director, Leo Burnett UK headquartered in New York City with 60 offices spanning 1/14/14 42 countries around the globe. Dieste is a leading provider of advertising services Gustavo Zapata Head of Art Direction Team, Dieste Director, Sancho BBDO 1/14/14 targeting the Hispanic community. Erik Prusch CEO, NetMotion Wireless CEO, Clearwire NetMotion Wireless is a mobile security software maker. 1/13/14 Nintex provides cross-device software and cloud services Eric Johnson Chief Financial Officer, Nintex Vice President of Finance, Jive Software enabling organizations to automate business processes 1/10/14 in the US. Seattle Wunderman, part of Wunderman, is a network of advertising, marketing and consulting companies with Kai Musielak Group Account Manager, Seattle Wunderman Account Managing Director, Mcgarrybowen 1/7/14 offices in 55 countries. It is part of Young & Rubicam Brands and a member of WPP Group. Vice President, Strategy and Planning, Peter President and Director of Communications Planning, Peter Mayer is an independent advertising, marketing Michelle Edelman 1/7/14 Mayer NYCA and public relations agency. Havas Discovery is a full service advertising agency that Michael Foschetti Managing Director, Havas Discovery Senior Vice President, Moxie uses intelligent customer engagement to help brands 1/7/14 create meaningful experiences. T-Mobile is a mobile telephone operator headquartered in Gary King Chief Information Officer, T-Mobile Chief Information Officer, Chico's FAS 12/20/13 Bonn, Germany. It is a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom. RAPP is a leading marketing agency on the web and Rose Cameron Senior Vice President, RAPP Head of Strategy, Hornall Anderson 12/17/13 mobile. Vice President & Executive Director, Digital, Bridgett Judd Group Director, Digital Innovation, Saatchi & Saatchi Innocean USA is a full service advertising agency. 12/17/13 Innocean USA 360i is a marketing agency that drives results for Fortune Danielle Reardon Vice President, Group Account, 360i Vice President, Group Account Director, Digitas 12/17/13 500 marketers through insights, ideas and technologies. Lively is a mobile app that allows music fans to download Lee Marshall Chief Operating Officer, Lively Chief Operating Officer, NRS Media 12/16/13 live recordings from artists. Vice President, Audio Engineering and Lively is a mobile app that allows music fans to download Zach Varnell Instructor, Tacoma School of the Arts 12/16/13 Production, Lively live recordings from artists. Senior Vice President, Product and Technical Lively is a mobile app that allows music fans to download Dan Horton Chief Technology Officer, Who's Calling 12/16/13 Operations, Lively live recordings from artists. Source: Thomson Reuters, VentureDeal and Hidden River, LLC * Data collected in this issue of Mobile Smart Fundamentals was collected throughout January 1-31, 2014. EXECUTIVE MOVES 4 MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION JANUARY 2014 REPORT Executives on the Move Name New Company Old Company New Company Summary Date Joshua Lively is a mobile app that allows music fans to download Vice President, Video Production, Lively Editor and Media Producer, Peak Creative Media 12/16/13 Batchelder live recordings from artists. Findly is a global talent acquisition platform on the web Barak Ben-Gal Chief Financial Officer, Findly Chief Financial Officer, Sunrun 12/13/13 and mobile. Movable Ink is a leading provider of Agile Email Ali Byrd Chief Financial Officer, Movable Ink Senior Vice President, SecondMarket Marketing technology on the web, social media and 12/13/13 mobile. Rocket Fuel is the developer of a leading programmatic media-buying platform that improves marketing ROI in Simon Hayhurst Senior Vice President, Product, Rocket Fuel Senior Vice President, Product Management, YuMe 12/10/13 digital media across web, mobile, video and social channels. Emily White Chief Operating Officer, Snapchat Director, Business Operations, Instagram Snapchat is a photo messaging application. 12/4/13 Criteo is a global leader in Performance Display. The Jean-Louis Chief Innovation Officer, Criteo Director, Orange Vallée company measures purely on post-click performance and 12/3/13 Constanza offers a turnkey pay-per-click model. Umbel provides analytic support for publishers in digital, Jim McNamara Senior Vice President, Global Sales, Umbel Head of Sales, Precision Market Insights, Verizon 12/3/13 social and mobile. DigitasLBi, a global digital agency network, partners with Executive Vice President, Account Management, Chris Reed Client Services Director, BBDO many marketers and brands in travel, financial services, 11/26/13 DigitasLBi telecoms and retail. Randy Stewart Product Manager, EveryMove Product Manager, Cheezburger, Inc. EveryMove is a fitness mobile app company. 11/20/13 DigitasLBi, a global digital agency network, partners with Executive Vice President, Account Management, Davin Power Global Leader, BBDO many marketers and brands in travel, financial services, 11/19/13 Chicago Office, DigitasLBi telecoms and retail. Criteo is a global leader in Performance Display. The Senior Vice President, Business Operations, Rob Deichert Chief Operating Officer, North America, Criteo company measures purely on post-click performance and 11/19/13 Exponential offers a turnkey pay-per-click model. Vice President, Consulting, Price Waterhouse SapientNitro, part of Sapient, is an advertising agency Andrew Light
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