Keisha Soleta

Keisha Soleta has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and industries. Keisha began their career as a Communications Intern at Moment Magazine in 2009, where they gained experience in publicizing contests, providing research assistance, and collaborating with editors. In 2011, they served as the Head Marketing Intern at RollCall, further developing their marketing skills. Keisha also held the position of Executive Director at Main Stacks Dance Team, showcasing their leadership abilities from 2011 to 2012.

In 2012, Keisha joined Initiative as an Assistant Buyer, focusing on local broadcast. Keisha then transitioned to Innovid in 2013, where they started as an Account Coordinator, managing clients such as Disney Theatrical, Disney Home Entertainment, and Nintendo. Keisha progressed to become an Account Manager, working with renowned clients such as Adidas, Fox Sports, and Microsoft Office. Keisha's dedication and expertise led their to the role of Senior Account Manager, where they delivered immersive video advertising campaigns for clients such as Expedia and Disney. Keisha was subsequently promoted to Team Lead, West, overseeing the operations of a team and ensuring client satisfaction.

Continuing their upward trajectory, Keisha became an Associate Director of Client Services at Innovid in 2020, taking on more responsibilities in managing client relationships and providing strategic guidance. Currently, they hold the position of Director of Client Services, demonstrating their exceptional leadership and expertise in delivering results for clients.

Overall, Keisha Soleta has demonstrated their skills and adaptability through various roles in marketing, account management, and leadership positions. Keisha'sexperience in delivering immersive video advertising and managing high-profile clients makes their a valuable asset to any organization.

Keisha Soleta pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Communication and Media Studies from the University of California, Berkeley. Keisha attended the university from 2008 to 2012.