NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Diply, a leading social entertainment media publisher, today announced the hire of Brad Welsh as Director of Programmatic Advertising Sales.
Joining Diply’s expanding New York office, Welsh is tasked with building consultative relationships with existing and potential advertising clients, agency trading desks, brand marketers, and c-level executives at Fortune 500 companies. Reporting into Sheri Ham, Vice President of Programmatic Advertising Sales, he is also responsible for securing new business, managing existing accounts, and educating key stakeholders on Diply’s full suite of programmatic digital media solutions.
“Rounding out Diply’s national programmatic sales coverage, we’re thrilled and excited for Brad to be joining our East Coast team,” said Ham. “With demand for Diply’s premium programmatic solutions on the rise, it’s a perfect time to leverage Brad’s expertise and network to bring in new business and customize solutions that drive value for each marketer's unique needs.”
Welsh most recently worked at the New York Times where he oversaw and grew both digital direct and programmatic revenue as Account Manager. He earned an undergraduate degree in Construction Management from Arizona State University and an MBA in Finance from Thunderbird School of Global Management. After traveling and living extensively in warm climates throughout the past nine years, Welsh is still adjusting to the cooler New York weather. Welsh enjoys playing tennis and cooking an Argentine asado (barbecue) in his spare time. He lives with his wife and newborn son in Stamford, CT.
About Diply
Launched in 2013, Diply is a leading social entertainment media publisher with a growing audience now over 71M users across multiple digital platforms. With a unique blend of lifestyle content targeting North American millennials, Diply currently generates 1.4B+ video views and 5B+ social impressions monthly on its website and owned and operated channels. Diply’s offices are in New York, Chicago, Toronto, and London Ontario.
