Comunicato stampa: Ben Regensburger di ProSiebenSat.1 entra a far parte della piattaforma di annunci video Peach come CEO

Peach, la piattaforma di annunci video che collega lavori creativi con media a livello globale, annuncia oggi la nomina di Ben Regensburger, MD presso ProSiebenSat.1, una sussidiaria di SevenOne Media, come CEO.

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Londra, 25 febbraio 2020: Peach, la piattaforma di annunci video che collega il lavoro creativo con i media in tutto il mondo, annuncia oggi la nomina di Ben Regensburger, MD presso la filiale ProSieben Sat.1 SevenOne Media, come CEO. Ben utilizzerà la sua vasta esperienza nel video digitale e lineare per continuare ad accelerare l'offerta di Peach, portando nuovi vantaggi alle campagne video di inserzionisti e agenzie.

Fondata nel 1996, Peach è utilizzata da quasi tutti i più grandi inserzionisti globali al mondo, come Unilever, L’Oreal e Universal Pictures, per portare il loro lavoro creativo alle audience, con ogni emittente nelle principali economie che si affida a Peach quotidianamente. Attraverso la sua piattaforma software basata su cloud, Peach ha rivoluzionato i flussi di lavoro del settore per il video lineare e broadcast, sostituendo attività manuali laboriose con processi automatizzati, offrendo efficienza, visibilità e sicurezza. Ora Peach sta portando gli stessi vantaggi al video digitale per raggiungere qualsiasi schermo, ovunque e in qualsiasi momento. 

Regensburger ha oltre 30 anni di esperienza nei settori dei media e della pubblicità, più recentemente come MD presso SevenOne Media da luglio 2018. Qui ha guidato il team di prodotti e piattaforme media, sviluppando e gestendo tutti i prodotti pubblicitari per ProSieben Sat.1 attraverso TV lineare, TV indirizzabile e video digitali per offrire una gamma di prodotti pubblicitari riprogettata che ha contribuito a una forte crescita dei ricavi pubblicitari digitali. Ha anche ricoperto posizioni senior presso Google, DoubleClick, Lycos Europe e Procter & Gamble.

Inizierà formalmente la sua nuova posizione come CEO il 1° maggio, Regensburger sostituirà Simon Cox, il CEO di Peach dal 2006. Durante il suo periodo come CEO, Cox ha contribuito alla crescita della società di tecnologia pubblicitaria da 30 a 250 persone operanti in 30 paesi e in ogni continente. Cox rimarrà con Peach per garantire un passaggio senza intoppi a Ben e continuerà come azionista.

Richard Segal, Presidente di Peach, ha detto della nomina: “Siamo lieti di accogliere Ben Regensburger come nuovo CEO di Peach. In Ben abbiamo trovato qualcuno con l'esperienza, l'espertise e la coerenza culturale per continuare a portare l'azienda avanti. In particolare, sono fiducioso che sotto la guida di Ben, Peach avrà un enorme successo con la sua continua spinta nel digitale e siamo entusiasti che Ben abbia scelto di essere parte della nostra prossima fase. Non vediamo l'ora che la sua esperienza porti più vantaggi all'industria della pubblicità video con Peach.”

Ben Regensburger, CEO in arrivo, ha detto: “Peach è un'azienda incredibilmente impressionante con una cultura di alta performance e il più alto standard di pratica nel fornire pubblicità attraverso le piattaforme. È importante per marchi e agenzie sentirsi in mani sicure mentre navigano nel panorama pubblicitario globale attraverso le piattaforme ed è ovvio perché quasi tutti i maggiori marchi e broadcaster del mondo utilizzano Peach ogni giorno. Non vedo l'ora di continuare questa crescita e successo, soprattutto aumentando l'impronta digitale di Peach.”

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