TVSquared appoints Kinsella as President
March 2, 2020
TVSquared, a global player in TV attribution, has announced that former Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President, Jo Kinsella, has been appointed as President. In this role, Kinsella will lead TVSquared’s global commercial portfolio, including client relations and strategic partnerships across the advertising ecosystem.
Kinsella has been instrumental in TVSquared’s rapid expansion in North America.During the past six years, she has led strategic partnerships, including Effectv and NBCU, and empowered thousands of advertisers to leverage TVSquared’s cross-screen, multi-touch attribution platform.
“Jo has been instrumental in transforming the way brands, agencies and media owners think about TV, driving industry-wide change by bringing platform-based attribution to advertisers across the world,” said Calum Smeaton, CEO and Founder of TVSquared. “She continues to act as an industry advocate, helping to preserve and grow TV investments as media dollars consolidate.”
Prior to TVSquared, Kinsella held various executive positions at companies like Lucera, Sumerian and BT.
“Jo has been instrumental in TVSquared’s success,” added Chris van der Kuyl, Chairman of TVSquared. “Her leadership has been crucial in building the world-class, market-responsive team we have at TVSquared and, as President, she will continue to advocate for continued change in the market to deliver attribution at scale across linear and digital platforms.”
“TVSquared created the TV attribution space as we know it today, and 2019 was a watershed year for us in terms of growth and industry transformation,” said Kinsella, who recently kicked off the IAB ALM Women Visionary breakfast, speaking about the impact that diversity and inclusion have on business outcomes. “Working with the world-class team at TVSquared, made up of the brightest and most creative people, has been the highlight of my career. I am empowered by them and the larger industry to continue to innovate and promote positive change in what is the most exciting time for TV advertising.”