Ad Tech Briefing: The days of bloat are over, as efficiency drives ad tech’s C-suite exodus

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Faced with the ever-increasing incursion of LLMs, the majority of independent ad tech players are faced with the option of either bulking up or flaming out; it’s a scenario that was demonstrated in several developments over the past week. 

Meanwhile, prominent companies in the space continue to reshuffle their leadership teams, with Magnite’s recent C-suite departures interpreted by industry observers as a sharpening of its commercial focus.

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David’s Bridal invests in its creator strategy as part of its post-bankruptcy comeback

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David’s Bridal, the largest bridal retailer in the U.S., is investing more heavily in creators as part of a broader push to modernize the business.

One of the retailer’s biggest new creator initiatives is its Style Squad ambassador program, which the company launched in January. The program brings together a mix of external creators and internal employees, known as “Dream Makers,” who produce shoppable content across their digital channels. Style Squad now has more than 250 ambassadors and has received about 500 applications, according to David’s Bridal executives who spoke to Modern Retail in late March during Shoptalk Spring in Las Vegas. 

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