The Future of Digital Target Marketing: Marketing and Business Development P2P

Evolution is the only constant in the future of digital marketing. The world has become increasingly digital-centric since the pandemic - and digital marketing, specifically as it pertains to targeting, is changing alongside the ever-shifting online advertising landscape.

​Join us Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 1:00 PM as we welcome digital marketing experts Bill Hurley, Digital Sales Manager of TEGNA/KARE 11, and Max Rymer, President of Nativ3, who will share perspectives on two big trends: OTT – The Future of Buying TV Ads; and Understanding Big Changes to Social Media Regulations.

​We will open up the webcams and audio lines for the group to join a facilitated discussion. All aspects of this session have been created with the intention of shared learning among facilitators and attendees. We will be asking attendees to actively participate before and throughout this session.

Bill Hurley is an accomplished marketer focused on driving results. As the Digital Sales Manager for KARE 11 – A TEGNA Company, he utilizes digital video, CTV/OTT, and social channels to guide advertising agencies and marketers across all category types reach their desired audiences and clientele. He experienced success in similar leadership positions in a variety of market sizes across the United States giving him a unique perspective on small, medium, and large market dynamics.

Max Rymer is the President of Nativ3 and ensures businesses of all shapes and sizes are positioned to grow digitally — helping to generate leads, sales, and market share online. Max has immersed himself in the development and digital marketing world his entire professional career, working at Dex Media, Spyder Trap, and several agencies throughout the Twin Cities. He is a contributor to the iHeartRadio podcast network, a fill-in host on KTLK AM 1130, and a former legislative candidate in the Southwest Metro of the Twin Cities. Max’s passion is driving return on investment digitally to business with limited budget — regardless of industry.

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