Mark Williamson Joins CitrusAd to Accelerate Retail Media Expansion
Martech Outlook | Thursday, February 17, 2022
Mark's enthusiasm, knowledge, and experience can help strengthen retail organization structures, implementation speed and efficiency, and retail media as a fundamental role for growth while also adding value to CitrusAd's exciting platform innovation and upcoming product launches
Fremont, CA; "Now feels like the right time to shift my focus from a single retailer to the broader retail industry," comments Williamson. Mark Williamson has joined CitrusAd as Senior Vice President Client Development, reversing his career path from retailer to a supplier in an endeavor to help numerous companies; notably, all retailers develop through ad technology. Williamson has had the good fortune of creating and scaling retail media programs for two international retailers, Sams Club and Ahold Delhaize USA, during the previous ten years. As an intrapreneur at both Sams Club and Ahold Delhaize, Williamson was able to turn marketing ideas into successful realities for both companies.
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Williamson leaves Ahold Delhaize USA after nearly six years as Vice President and Head of Media Partnerships at Peapod Digital Labs. Williamson worked a variety of new media and marketing jobs before joining Ahold Delhaize, including Director of Digital Activation & Partnership Marketing at Sams Club. By understanding retail organizations from the inside out and having faced the challenges of implementing new adtech, Williamson is now combining his experience with CitrusAds retail media IQ and leading ad tech to help retailers uncover, grow, and reach their full potential as retail media businesses in their own right.
"The accelerated convergence of retail media, shopper marketing and e-commerce marketing has formed a new frontier of connected and programmatic media solutions that improve the performance of both digital and physical merchandising, representing a massive opportunity for retail industry growth as a whole. Now feels like the right time to shift my focus from a single retailer to the broader retail industry. Not only am I doubling down on retail media, I'm also betting big that strengthening and right-sizing the retailer/adtech relationship will rise the tide for all players, including my past employers. I want to be a part of the solution that helps all types of retailers build strong, future-proof and ownable media programs." comments Williamson.
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