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Publicis Sports creates dedicated women’s sports unit
We may have just finished football season with a blowout Super Bowl, but women’s sports is where the real competition is at — at least from an ad marketplace point of view.
Publicis Media just this morning announced it’s launching a dedicated women’s sports investment unit within Publicis Sports, called Women’s Sports Connect (WSC). Targeting what it sees as a $1.28 billion marketplace, WSC will be active in media, content, sponsorships, influencer, and events at collegiate (such as NIL opportunities) and professional levels.
In an announcement that went public earlier today, Publicis Sports and WSC said it’s already made several investments, including a partnership with Disney Advertising (ostensibly to access ESPN inventory), in Women’s Sports Now, a weekly talk series from Roku, and a student-athlete program developed by NBCUniversal Local’s Sports Partnership Development team and sports media brand The GIST.
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MindgruveMacarta Names Shapiro VP Earned Media
MindgruveMacarta has appointed Dave Shapiro vice president-earned media.
Shapiro will lead the agency’s earned media efforts, including public relations, organic social media, content marketing, and SEO. Before joining MindgruveMacarta, he served as Chief Marketing
Officer at Unabated Sports. Previously, he helped build earned media capabilities at Neil Patel Digital andalso expanded the Earned Media team at iProspect.