The world’s leading independent advertising technology provider OpenX announced that it has appointed Michael Martin as the new Vice President of Global DSP Partnerships.
In his new role, Martin will lead OpenX’s global demand team that partners with 400+ DSPs and 34,000+ advertisers, spanning across 190 countries. He will also play a key role in supporting OpenX’s larger push into mobile and video, supporting the company’s global DSP relationships as they continue to expand to new screens and formats.
Martin joins OpenX after more than 10 years at Google, where he most recently served as Head of Sales, Media & Platforms for DoubleClick and previously held leadership roles for DBM, AdX and other teams within Google’s advertising business. In these roles, he successfully executed product strategies across desktop, mobile, and video formats, helping the DBM business grow over 130% in 2017. He also built a mobile web adoption program designed to effectively utilize user data and insights to tell a better client story.
“Michael’s addition to the team comes at a time where DSP’s are, more than ever, looking for fewer, more strategic partners capable of helping them target and reach consumers across an increasingly fragmented media landscape,” said John Gentry, President at OpenX. “The work Michael did to help scale DBM gives him a unique advantage for offering deep technical solutions to our demand partners and experience in accomplishing enterprise-level integrations to maximize return on spend.”
“Over the last ten years OpenX has a built and sustained a remarkable reputation as an industry leader in quality while also cultivating deep relationships with many of the world’s leading publishers, advertisers and technology companies,” said Martin. “In the same time, the media landscape has evolved, creating an incredibly exciting period in advertising where DSPs are seeking to partner with fewer, high quality and innovative exchanges. I look forward to continuing to strengthen OpenX’s existing relationships, as well as forge new ones, to help our DSP partners navigate these changes and create the best possible programmatic ecosystem for both buyers and publishers.”
