Mario Diez was named chief executive of Gannett's troubled advertising services subsidiary today, permanently filling a position that had been vacant since Rob Gatto left in September.
Diez opened the New York market for PointRoll in 2003, when the company was a two-year-old start-up. It now has 266 staffers.
He most recently led quadrantONE, a newspaper advertising sales venture between Gannett and three other partners that was recently shuttered.
Diez opened the New York market for PointRoll in 2003, when the company was a two-year-old start-up. It now has 266 staffers.
He most recently led quadrantONE, a newspaper advertising sales venture between Gannett and three other partners that was recently shuttered.
rewarded for the great job he did with quadrantONE
ReplyDeleteReal amazing!
ReplyDeleteIn other news, Francesco Schettino, the former captain of the Costa Concordia, was put in charge of raising the remnants of the Titanic.
ReplyDeleteThis company has gone from great, to good, to bad, to, now a disaster. Mario Diez has no experience relevant for this job other than the fact that he parties hard!
ReplyDeleteAs I expected.
ReplyDeletetroubled advertising services subsidiary
ReplyDeleteWell put!
On the brighter side of the picture, PointRoll's new onpoint offering is solid, clean, fast, and scalable.
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