Investment in measurement and attribution should drive demonstrable improvement in the performance of your media—you should always get out more than you put in. Yet all too often it ends up a complicated cost center that leaves you with more questions than answers. We believe that your investment should change your decision making in ways that clearly drive value—only a truly holistic measurement and attribution strategy can prove out total ROI of all dollars, both working and non-working media.

With this goal in mind, we’ve partnered with The IAB to present this full-day, in-person workshop designed to educate marketing professionals on future-forward measurement & attribution. Attendees will learn strategic approaches and methodologies for holistic and multichannel attribution, the nuances of applied measurement, and discuss hot topics with industry-leading providers and topical experts.

• Where: The IAB Ad Lab 116 East 27TH St., 8th floor New York, New York 10016
• When: SEP 28, 2022 / 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM EST
• Cost: $499 – IAB Member $599 – IAB Non-Member

Prohaska Consulting in the Press

• “Video continues to grow. The CPMs it’s garnering is significantly higher than display,” Bender said. “There’s significant amount of demand.”  – Scott Bender, partner and global head of client strategy at Prohaska, talks to Catherine Perloff from Adweek about Kargo’s acquisition of Ziggeo. | August 8th
• “The success of those predictions is how many other [companies] are using the same stuff. If everyone is using the same math and the same information … it ends up being not that great,” – Rudy Grahn, Rudy, attribution and measurement practice lead at Prohaska, talks to Catherine Perloff from Adweek about Explore Georgia’s progressive use of cookieless targeting. | August 9th
• “Publications need to grow because they need more first-party data,” Pasqua said. “Smaller companies, if they want to survive as advertising growth slows, need to sell. The two together can be a force to be reckoned with.” – Our CMO, Rachel Pasqua, talks to Adweek’s Mark Stenberg about Phenomenal Media’s acquisition of Reductress. | August 10th
• “Curiosity in attention is growing, and there are certainly some tech providers that have unique, proven formulas to be able to measure against it,” said Prohaska. “But the challenge is always the apples and oranges of combining that in with other services and understanding what it actually means for the brand.” – Our CEO, Matt Prohaska, talks to Jessica Heygate from Campaign US about the struggles brands face in adopting more nuanced attention metrics. | August 10th
• “The ad-tech tax is high–that’s undeniable,” said Rachel Pasqua, CMO and global client marketing lead at Prohaska Consulting. “But there are ways to bring those costs down by understanding just what that ad-tech tax entails, and renegotiating and streamlining partnerships, vendors, etc.”  – Our CMO, Rachel Pasqua, talks to Digiday’s Antoinette Sui about the new programmatic guidelines from the ANA. | August 17th

Prohaska Consulting named one of AdExchanger’s Top 50 Programmatic Power Players

Every year, the media pundits at AdExchanger release their list of the best of the best in Programmatic—the smart thinkers, the innovators, the game changers, the people who are making a real difference in our industry.

We’re honored to have made the list again for 2022, and we’re proud to be in such illustrious company with luminaries like Roku, Xandr, Mediamonks, and many more. Congratulations to all the nominees and cheers to continuing to push the boundaries of programmatic innovation again in 2023! See the full list