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Retail Media, Unfiltered: What RMNs Told Us About Scaling, Struggling, and Succeeding

Retail Media, Unfiltered: What RMNs Told Us About Scaling, Struggling, and Succeeding

Live Webinar:
Wednesday, October 22 at 2pm ET / 11am PT

Retail media networks (RMNs) have moved from fast-growing newcomers to essential revenue drivers—but scaling success requires more than ad sales. To uncover what’s really powering growth (and what’s holding it back), EMARKETER and Bain & Company surveyed RMN leaders across the industry in partnership with ROI Rocket.

In this exclusive webinar, we’ll share the first look at the results, including:

  • What’s fueling—and slowing—RMN growth today
  • The top operational and organizational challenges
  • Benchmarks to help secure cross-functional alignment and leadership buy-in

Whether you’re building a network from scratch or refining a mature program, you’ll walk away with data-backed insights to set your RMN up for long-term success.

Presenters

Sarah Marzano

Principal Analyst, EMARKETER

Stephanie Koszyk

Vice President, Global & AMER Retail Practice,
Bain & Company

Stephen Mewborn

Partner, Global leader of Bain’s
retail media and data monetization solutions
Moderator

Jonathan Tam

Senior Vice President, Marketing, EMARKETER
*Speakers subject to change

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