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Jeremy Hull

Chief Product Officer, North America

Brainlabs

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United States

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As Chief Product Officer, North America at Brainlabs, Jeremy is responsible for the growth and evolution of the agency's products and solutions across the US and Canada. He collaborates with partners and the Brainlabs in-house tech team to develop solutions that anticipate evolving consumer behavior while also increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of Brainlabs products including paid search, SEO, programmatic, paid social, CRO, retailer marketing, and others.Prior to joining Brainlabs, Jeremy oversaw innovation at iProspect, a dentsu agency, where he spent 15 years transforming and expanding the agency's services, building & delivering impactful thought leadership, and participating in dozens of new business wins.Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have long relied on Jeremy's insights to improve their advertising and customer experiences. He is a regular speaker at industry events such as SMX and Advertising Week. Jeremy has also written articles for Think with Google, Search Engine Watch, ClickZ, Wired, OMMA, MediaPost, SES Magazine, and Internet Retailer. He has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Google AdWords blog, the Bing Ads blog, eMarketer, MediaPost, CMO.com, and Digiday,In 2013, Jeremy was inducted into the ClickZ Digital Marketing Hall of Fame, and in 2017 he was recognized as the Bing Executive of the Year. Over the past eighteen years Jeremy has delivered transformative business results for dozens of the world's top brands, including General Motors, Microsoft, adidas, Choice Hotels, T-Mobile, Under Armour, The Neiman Marcus Group, Hilton Worldwide, Michael Kors, NRG, and Staples.Outside the office, Jeremy is a talented bassist and can often be found playing for a crowd at a local jazz lounge.

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Chief Product Officer, North America at Brainlabs

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BMe, Music Education

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