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Taptica Hires Matomy Co-founder Ofer Druker

October 31 2017

Israel-based mobile ad platform Taptica has appointed Matomy co-founder Ofer Druker as Executive Chairman of Tremor Video DSP, its wholly-owned subsidiary for video advertising optimisation and attribution. He will join the company next year.

Ofer DrukerTaptica's proprietary technology uses big data and machine learning for media targeting at scale. Tremor Video, acquired by Taptica in August, uses data partnerships to help ad buyers target consumers cross-screen, while providing metrics on viewer numbers, brand 'safety' and audience targeting. Druker (pictured) will join the Tremor headquarters in New York with nearly twenty years' industry experience, most recently from data-driven online ad company Matomy Media Group, which he co-founded in 2007. Before this, he held senior roles at Soho Digital International, and Cydoor Desktop Media.

In his new position, Druker will work with Taptica's CEO Hagai Tal, focusing on the group's M&A strategy and growth; while for Tremor, Druker will work on data partnerships, expanding into further global markets, and engaging with the supply side segment. Commenting on the appointment, Tal said: 'Ofer's track record means that he is well-placed to enhance the skillset of the management team and help deliver Taptica's goal of global expansion for the group. We look forward to benefiting from his expertise as we continue to execute on our strategy of building a truly global business with a unique offering based on next-generation mobile usage, combining mobile, video and social programmatic ad buying platforms'.

Web site: www.taptica.com .

All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated.

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