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OpenX Hires John Rogers as Senior VP of Global Publisher Development

· 1h ago · Originally reported by ExchangeWire

OpenX has named John Rogers as its new senior vice president of global publisher development. Rogers, who previously worked at Roku overseeing global programmatic partnerships, brings over 25 years of experience to the role.

Why it matters

Leadership changes at major supply-side platforms like OpenX can influence publisher relationships and programmatic strategy across the digital advertising ecosystem.

Explain it like I’m new here

It's like a sports team hiring a new coach to help them work better with other teams and win more games.

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