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  • RT @higginsdunn: Cancel Thanksgiving plans, stay home, wear a mask: A look at the handful of states and cities closing nonessential busin… 1 week ago
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  • RT @BluVector: With the shutdown of the group behind #Maze, its now-former affiliates may have moved on to the new #Egregor #ransomware. @B… 1 week ago
  • RT @BluVector: To our BluVector co-workers, family members and partners who have served in the Armed Services, we appreciate your service a… 2 weeks ago
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  • RT @Omniangle: Apple users were encouraged to update their software Thursday as the attackers found way to control a device’s operating sys… 2 weeks ago
  • RT @biscuitkitten: For your Zoom call this week. https://t.co/O0VpBPhc3e 2 weeks ago
  • RT @LIFT_Labs: Our 2020 accelerator starts NOW! Meet the 11 game-changing startups from around the world selected for this year’s virtual @… 2 months ago
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Lessons From The Front…

…  musings from a career in entrepreneurship, big business and the Navy.

 

@Mathis_DHM

  • RT @QuilHealth: We make tech meaningful for patients & physicians by helping to answer questions like: "How do I prepare? Who do I bring wi… 1 week ago
  • RT @BluVector: Over 200K veterans transition into the civilian sector each year. There are thousands of veteran service organizations and p… 1 week ago
  • RT @higginsdunn: Cancel Thanksgiving plans, stay home, wear a mask: A look at the handful of states and cities closing nonessential busin… 1 week ago
  • RT @BluVector: There are 19M #veterans in the US. Chances are there is a veteran working in a role that you want or at a company you want t… 1 week ago
  • RT @BluVector: With the shutdown of the group behind #Maze, its now-former affiliates may have moved on to the new #Egregor #ransomware. @B… 1 week ago
  • RT @BluVector: To our BluVector co-workers, family members and partners who have served in the Armed Services, we appreciate your service a… 2 weeks ago
  • OH-RAH twitter.com/BluVector/stat… 2 weeks ago
  • RT @Omniangle: Apple users were encouraged to update their software Thursday as the attackers found way to control a device’s operating sys… 2 weeks ago
  • RT @biscuitkitten: For your Zoom call this week. https://t.co/O0VpBPhc3e 2 weeks ago
  • RT @LIFT_Labs: Our 2020 accelerator starts NOW! Meet the 11 game-changing startups from around the world selected for this year’s virtual @… 2 months ago
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Ad Age 2015 Data Conference Kinetic Social & Allen Gerritsen

I stepped on stage with Kyle Harty and Wick Vipond from Allen Gerritsen agency to discuss how social advertising is coming of age and Sunoco brand success across-social network campaigns. Check it out!

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Don Mathis: GM, Comcast NBCUniversal, Navy. Tech Entrepreneur & Executive. View all posts by Don Mathis

Posted on October 29, 2015April 14, 2018Author Don MathisCategories VideoTags Ad Age, advertising, big data, conference, data, Don Mathis, Kinetic Social, social media advertising

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