OpenX yesterday announced a new hire. Jacqueline Berg joined the company as SVP of publisher development leading North American publisher partnerships. According to OpenX, Jacqueline comes to OpenX with over 20 years of experience of enterprise sales in digital advertising, previously serving as head of publisher platform strategy at Google and global head of channel and supply partnerships, iAd at Apple.
As senior vice president of publisher development at OpenX, Jackie will work to bring new publishers to OpenX and increase the value of existing partners’ experience with the company.
“OpenX has a great reputation in the industry, and the company’s unwavering commitment to providing superior quality solutions and service is something that is known among the publisher community,” said Berg. “The ability to balance driving revenue with managing concerns publishers have around important industry issues like ad quality is incredible, and as the digital advertising community consolidates around the technology companies that have proven to provide real value, partners like OpenX will continue to thrive.”
Prior to OpenX, Jackie worked with both mobile and desktop publishers at some of the largest technology companies in the world. Jackie spent five years at Google, working with leading publishers in the Americas, and has also worked with premium mobile publishers, both at Apple in their iAd division, as well as with Adelphic.
Jacqueline Berg hired by OpenX to lead North America publisher partnerships
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