Global media planning, buying and programmatic activation for brands
WPP Media is WPP's global media network, running paid search, social, programmatic and retail media for brands across dozens of markets. Its stack pairs ad-tech (The Trade Desk, Google Ads 360, DoubleVerify, PacVue) with a GCP/BigQuery, Python and Power BI data layer. Adoption of Amazon Marketing Cloud and a data-heavy hiring mix point to a push into retail media measurement and clean-room analytics.
Notable leadership hires: Account Director, Social Director, Business Director, Commerce Lead, Products and Partnerships Director
WPP Media is the media arm of WPP, a public advertising group headquartered in New York with more than 10,000 employees. It plans, buys and optimizes media for brand clients across search, social, programmatic, commerce and creative ad formats. Teams operate across Europe, Latin America, Asia-Pacific and North America, with hiring in markets including the UK, Germany, India, Mexico, Singapore and Canada. Work is organized around client accounts, with directors leading account, social, business, commerce and partnership functions.
WPP Media uses The Trade Desk, Google Ads 360, Campaign Manager 360, DoubleVerify, Innovid, Flashtalking, Criteo and PacVue, plus GCP, BigQuery, AWS, Python and Power BI for data and reporting.
Yes. Alongside a marketing-dominated hiring mix, WPP Media is actively recruiting data and operations talent, mostly at senior and manager levels, to support performance reporting and measurement.
WPP Media hires across markets including the Netherlands, Mexico, Colombia, Poland, Germany, India, the United Kingdom, Spain, Singapore, Australia, Canada and South Korea.
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