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Mobile Smart Fundamentals Mma Members Edition March 2014 MOBILE SMART FUNDAMENTALS MMA MEMBERS EDITION MARCH 2014 messaging . advertising . apps . mcommerce www.mmaglobal.com NEW YORK • LONDON • SINGAPORE • SÃO PAULO MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION MARCH 2014 REPORT They Can Definitely Hear Us Now Friends, We believe the mobile sector is on the front lines of the biggest transformation business has experienced since Guttenberg invented the press. It’s with that edict that wanted to remind you to attend our upcoming 2014 MMA CEO and CMO Summit in Hilton Head, South Carolina, July 13th to 15th. The summit will include CEO’s of leading mobile companies, as well as CMO's and senior marketing executives from the biggest brands—working together to network, build partnerships and share innovation. It's a communal gathering of shared impactful and engaging innovation, specific to bolstering best practices in mobile. This invitation-only summit for business leaders is the only global CEO and CMO conference totally focused on the growth of the mobile marketing industry. With this and all our efforts, we are jointly fostering a community of all relevant industry evangelists, that deeply comprehends we are the only mobile trade association for created for courageous revolutionaries—with a membership exclusive to active mobile practitioners. I hope this newsletter chronicles our effort to cement our position as a resource for your brand, innovation, thought leadership and technological creativity. I look forward to you joining us in championing mobile innovation at these and our other key MMA events this year. Onwards, Greg Stuart INTRODUCTION 2 MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION MARCH 2014 REPORT Table of Contents EXECUTIVE MOVES 4 PUBLIC COMPANY ANALYSIS 6 M&A TRANSACTIONS 8 FINANCING TRANSACTIONS 12 MMA OVERVIEW 23 HIDDEN RIVER OVERVIEW 25 Greg Stuart Todd Parker CEO, Mobile Marketing Association Managing Director, Hidden River greg@mmaglobal.com tparker@hiddenriverllc.com MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION MARCH 2014 REPORT Executives on the Move Name New Company Old Company New Company Summary Date Jeff Ross Chief Financial Officer, Cyan Chief Financial Officer, Velti Cyan is a company making solutions in SDN and NFV. 3/28/14 Executive Vice President, Chicago & San Executive Vice President/Group Creative Director, DigitasLBi a global digital agency network, partners with Morgan Carroll 3/25/14 Francisco, DigitasLBi Deutsch NY many marketers and brands in the world. Centro is a digital/mobile advertising and media Doug Thomas Vice President of Sales, Midwest, Centro Lead, Client Service Operations, Novus 3/25/14 management company. Rosetta is a marketing company that helps translate customer connections into measure business growth for Clare McDonald Executive Creative Director, Europe, Rosetta Creative Director, BskyB 3/18/14 clients. It works with clients in a variety of industries including the telecommunications industry. Southwest Media Group is a full-service communication Eric Schaefer Chief of Digital Strategy, Southwest Media Group General Manager, ScreenShot Digital Inc. strategy, media buying/planning and brand activation 3/18/14 company. Erica Klein Vice President, West Coast Sales, Collective Consultant, Centro Collective is a multi-screen advertising company. 3/18/14 Zillow is a online and mobile real estate marketplace for Curt Beardsley Vice President of Industry Development, Zillow Vice President of Industry Development, Move homeowners and real estate agents to find and share 3/17/14 vital information on homes, real estate and mortgage. RadiumOne is an advertising platform which covers Anna Baird Chief Financial Officer, RadiumOne Chief Financial Officer, Say Media online, video, social and mobile advertising using real- 3/17/14 time bidding. Bitly is a branding tool for marketers on the web and Rob Platzer Chief Technology Officer, Bitly Chief Technology Officer, Patch, AOL 3/11/14 mobile. Bitly is a branding tool for marketers on the web and Melissa Wallace Vice President of Marketing, Bitly Vice President of Marketing, Buddy Media 3/11/14 mobile. Symantec is a global provider of security, storage and Thomas Seifert Chief Financial Officer, Symantec Chief Financial Officer, Brightstar 3/7/14 systems management solutions on the web and mobile. Chad Head of Integrated Production, TBWA\Chiat\Day Vice President, Director of Video Production, Crispin TBWA is an international advertising agency 3/4/14 Hopenwasser New York Porter + Bogusky headquartered in New York. Juan Carlos Deutsch is an advertising company that offers creative Design Director, Deutsch New York Head of Design, DDB Worldwide 3/4/14 Pagan development and brand marketing services. Kenshoo is a digital marketing technology company that Director, Business Development, North America, Tiffany Miller Director of Business Development, Kenshoo engineers solutions for search marketing, social media 2/25/14 Tacit Knowledge and online advertising as well as mobile. Hulu is an online video service accessible on the web Senior Vice President, Product Engineering, Sony Tian Lim Chief Technology Officer, Hulu and mobile that offers a selection of hit shows, clips and 2/23/14 Network Entertainment movies. MobileIron is a mobile software company that enables big Todd Ford Chief Financial Officer, MobileIron Chief Financial Officer, Rackable Systems companies to put secure email and other applications on 2/21/14 any mobile device or tablet. Mindshare is a marketing and media network company Joan Colletta- Head of North American Communications Senior Vice President, Co-Director of Brand with its core services in strategic media planning, 2/18/14 Sapp Planning, Mindshare Planning, Cramer Krasselt negotiation & execution. VML is a global digital marketing agency with major operations on five continents. Since 2001, it has been a Suzana Apelbaum Group Creative Director, VML Creative Director, Anomaly 2/18/14 member of the WPP Group of global communication agencies. VML is a global digital marketing agency with major operations on five continents. Since 2001, it has been a Chris Furse Executive Director, New York, VML Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Maaco 2/18/14 member of the WPP Group of global communication agencies. Uber is a venture-funded startup that has created a Senior Vice President, Product Management, Jeff Holden Chief Product Officer, Uber mobile application that connects passengers with drivers 2/14/14 Groupon of luxury vehicles for hire. MEC is a global media agency network. It is a founding Stephen Senior Vice President, Group Client Director, Media Managing Partner, Marriott Global Business, MEC partner of GroupM, the WPP Group media investment 2/11/14 Blumberg Vest management operation. Rosetta is a marketing company that helps translate Senior Vice President, Business Development, Client Partner, Group Account Director, AKQA New customer connections into measure business growth for Robert Hartt 2/11/14 Rosetta York clients. It works with clients in a variety of industries including the telecommunications industry. Source: Thomson Reuters, VentureDeal and Hidden River, LLC * Data collected in this issue of Mobile Smart Fundamentals was collected throughout March 1-31, 2014. EXECUTIVE MOVES 4 MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION MARCH 2014 REPORT Executives on the Move Name New Company Old Company New Company Summary Date Tribal Worldwide, a global creative agency, is Adrien Technology Director, Tribal Worldwide Senior Technical Program Manager, Amazon headquartered in New York City with 60 offices spanning 2/11/14 Montpellier 42 countries around the globe. PlaceIQ is a provider of location intelligence for David Bussin Senior Sales Director, PlaceIQ Director, Global Mobile Sales, Turn advertisers to help them reach and define mobile brand 2/11/14 audiences. Head of Strategy Consulting, TE2, The Experience Greg Jarvis Vice President of Sales, Solutions, Synacor Synacor provides login solutions for Smart TVs and apps. 2/11/14 Engine, Inc. DoubleDown Casino is a mobile and online gaming Jim Veevavert Vice President of Games, DoubleDown Casino General Manager, Zynga 2/10/14 company. DDB Chicago, part of DDB Worldwide, is a global John Maxham Chief Creative Officer, DDB Chicago Managing Partner/Creative Director, Cole & Weber creative agency headquartered in New York City with 60 2/4/14 offices spanning 42 countries around the globe. 360i is a marketing agency that drives results for Fortune Lesley Robin Director, Digital Communities, 360i Director, Digital Marketing, HIP GENIUS 2/4/14 500 marketers through insights, ideas and technologies. B-Reel is a production company and has produced integrated digital campaigns, TV commercials, Andy Williams Managing Director/Executive Producer, B-Reel Director, Digital Strategy, Barton F. Graf 9000 2/4/14 documentaries, web experiences, online show, mobile experiences, games and print. 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 Symantecs is a global provider of security, storage and Sheila Jordan Chief Investment Officer, Symantecs 1/27/14 Collaborations, Cisco systems management
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