Women’s sports are on the rise, driving seismic changes in the sports media landscape. Watch live from the #EqualityLounge @ #CES2025 to hear how industry leaders are influencing strategic acquisitions, innovative storytelling alongside brands and advertisers, and the broader evolution of the industry. We'll explore the role of women in shaping the future of sports media and connecting with new audiences. • Shelley Zalis, CEO, The Female Quotient • Rita Ferro, President, Global Advertising, Disney Advertising • Rosalyn Durant, Executive Vice President, Programming and Acquisitions, ESPN
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Next-gen consumers are setting the tone for what’s next in culture, and brands that can spot these shifts early are the ones that will stay ahead. At AD Club of NY's Conversations With: Young Pro session at Advertising Week, TelevisaUnivision’s Claribel Herrera Estevez, Associate Director of Así Studios, hosted a conversation with Lisa Howard of Hearst Magazines, sharing how creators at every level are creating cultural moments, and why understanding their influence is key to meaningful and impactful connection for brands. Herrera shared how her Latinidad, coupled with ongoing interest in the trends and topics driving culture, are key for how she helps brands ideate campaigns - tapping into creators to expand reach beyond traditional media. #AWNY
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The shift from athlete to broadcaster is more than a career move; it's a chance to build a lasting legacy. In our latest Q&A insight, former Fox Sports EVP Larry Jones shares how athletes can turn on-field experience into on-air impact. From finding your voice to building chemistry and planning for life after sports, this guide offers a clear path to success in media. Whether you're staying close to the game or shaping your brand, this resource delivers insight, perspective, and direction. Reach out to learn more. https://lnkd.in/gmUKrDzt #WealthAndLeisure For weekly insight on legacy planning & passion. #AthleteToBroadcaster #LifeAfterSports #MediaStrategy #WealthAndLeisure
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