As publishing and editorial director, he has overall responsibility for the print, Internet and database publishing enterprises of Crain's marketing and media publications, including TelevisionWeek, BtoB, and Creativity magazines.
Before joining The Ad Age Group, Mr. Klein was editor of CMP Media's Information Week, and before that founding editor-in-chief of Interactive Age, the first trade magazine dedicated to covering Web commerce and media.

In 1996, Virginia founded The Wit, analyzing new creative trends and ideas in the entertainment world in general. Very rapidly The WIT focused on the Television market and has become the most extensive source of information on TV programs developed and aired throughout the world.

Simon is a true internationalist having lived and worked for Proximity in Europe, Middle East & North Africa and Asia Pacific. He is responsible for making sure the new business engine is well oiled and operating at its optimal levels. In his previous role Simon set up Proximity/BBDO across Asia Pacific and grew the agency within four years to be one of the largest and most awarded networks in Asia. Prior to this he worked with Proximity/BBDO in Paris, London and Dubai. Simon is a true digital evangelist and contributes regularly to the advertising and digital industry

Ennen is former VP, Digital Business Strategies at American Business Media where, for more than three years, he advised dozens of media and marketing companies on digital transformation, video and mobile messaging, social networks and development of digital revenue strategies. Recently, he served as a consultant and business development executive for Neighborhood America, an award-winning technology company specializing in enterprise social networks. He has worked with the U.S. State Department to educate foreign publishers on digital media, is an instructor of media strategy at New York University,

In his role as a sensory expert,
Before establishing BRAND Sense Simon worked in a variety of marketing roles. A strong belief in the power of the sense of smell led him to form The Aroma Company in 1993.

Martin decided to open his own advertising agency at the age of 12. After selling his agency in 1988, Lindstrom attended the Academy of Advertising before joining international giant, BBDO. In 1994 he went on to form BBDO Interactive Europe. Three years later he founded BBDO Interactive Asia, both agencies growing to become the largest Internet solution companies in their respective regions. By age 30, Lindstrom had been appointed global COO of British Telecom/Looksmart. Working out of London and Sydney, his primary role was to establish a global operation with offices across 18 countries.

His main objective is enable top marketers, publishers and agencies to leverage DoubleClick's expertise in ad serving, rich media, video, and exchange platform to help them make the most of the digital medium.

Before joining Google, Mr Grateau was Sales Director for AOL France. Prior to that he was with McKinsey for 6 years.