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Revolution Series

Funding Quality Journalism Isn’t Just Good for Democracy—It’s Good for Business

Join us for a pivotal webinar, presented by Teads, as we explore the critical role of supporting quality journalism, particularly with the nation approaching a major election in November. Amid growing misinformation, advertisers can play a key part in protecting democracy by investing in trusted news environments.

Oct 29, 2024 Global
Webinar Sponsor:
Jesse Waldele Jesse Waldele SVP of Digital Operations and Client Success, WSJ
Jana Meron Jana Meron Vice President of Revenue Operations and Data, The Washington Post
Alexis Williams Alexis Williams Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Stagwell
Rick Corteville Rick Corteville Executive Lead, Global Media COE, Lenovo
Mike Dupree Mike Dupree Chief Revenue Officer, Teads
John Trotter John Trotter Senior Insights Director, Teads
Kate Chunka Kate Chunka Vice President, Membership, MMA Global

Join us for a pivotal webinar, presented by Teads, as we explore the critical role of supporting quality journalism, particularly with the nation approaching a major election in November. Amid growing misinformation, advertisers can play a key part in protecting democracy by investing in trusted news environments.

The session will feature findings from a joint Teads and Lumen study, highlighting how advertising in reputable news outlets like CNN and Reuters drives attention, enhances brand outcomes, and builds trust. A panel of experts from Stagwell, WSJ, and Teads will then discuss why aligning with quality journalism isn’t just a corporate responsibility—it’s a strategic business advantage, especially during an election year.