BPA Worldwide joined this month DPAA, the digital out-of-home marketing association. DPAA functions as a business accelerator and consultant for members.
"BPA Worldwide delivers transparency and data that produce greater trust and assurance of value for brands. We see them playing an important role in the digital out-of-home marketplace and welcome them as new members of our organization," said Barry Frey, DPAA President & CEO.
BPA Worldwide provides assurance to the media, ad tech and sustainability industries. Headquartered in Shelton, CT, BPA Worldwide has full service offices in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, BPA’s worldwide reach, reputation and digital expertise provide visibility and credibility across diverse international markets
“Digital-out-of-home advertising is emerging as a major force in the marketing landscape. By joining DPAA, we look to contribute to the growth and advancement of the industry," said Richard Murphy, BPA’s Senior Vice President of Technology Assurance.
BPA Worldwide joins DPAA
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