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Konrad Feldman is the CEO and founder of [Quantcast](/org/quantcast), a global advertising technology company. Konrad has also served on the board of the [Ad Council](/org/ad-council). Konrad has a long history in the tech industry, having co-founded Searchspace Corp. in 1993 and served as its CEO from 1999 to 2005. In 2005, they founded [Quantcast](/org/quantcast) with the goal of creating an innovative platform that would empower brands, agencies and publishers to grow their audiences online.

Konrad Feldman received a Doctor of Philosophy in Machine Learning from UCL. Konrad also has a BSc in Computer Science from the same school. In addition, they have a certification from [Quantcast](/org/quantcast) in the [Quantcast](/org/quantcast) Platform.

Some individuals on their team include Min-Jae Lee - Chief Privacy Officer, Valerie Junger - Chief People Officer, and Mark Feldman - SVP, Corporate Development.

Konrad Feldman

Scott Kelliher is the VP of Sales for North America at [Quantcast](/org/quantcast). Scott has over 13 years of experience in the tech and advertising industry, including stints at [Ad Council](/org/ad-council), eBay Ads, Outhink, Time Inc., Yahoo, and AOL. Kelliher has a proven track record in sales and marketing, with a focus on tech, telecom, and autos. Scott is a strategic thinker and creative problem solver who is able to build strong relationships with clients. Kelliher is a results-oriented leader who is able to motivate and inspire their team to achieve success.

Scott Kelliher attended [Bates College](/org/bates-college), where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Scott Kelliher reports to Konrad Feldman, CEO & Founder. They are on a team with Imad Tareen - CFO, Valerie Junger - Chief People Officer, and Mark Feldman - SVP, Corporate Development.

Scott Kelliher

Deb Stambaugh leads the global marketing team at Quantcast where she drives growth of the Quantcast brand and delivers innovative solutions to enhance customer value. 

She has a passion for data and tech with more than 20 years of enterprise technology marketing experience and a proven track record of driving brand awareness and demand while leading world-class teams in a variety of disciplines. Prior to joining Quantcast, Deb led the Americas marketing team at Samsung Ads during a time of tremendous growth inclusive of integrated go-to-market strategy, brand positioning, demand-gen, public relations, and media. Prior to that, she held marketing leadership positions at companies including r4 Technologies, SAP, and IBM. 

Deb is active in supporting and empowering women in leadership roles. She is a member of Chief, and a mentor for women through She Runs It and Until There are Nine. She holds an MBA from Emory University, Goizueta Business School in Atlanta, Georgia, and a Bachelor of Arts from The George Washington University in Washington, DC.

Deb Stambaugh

Melissa Sather

Min-Jae Lee is the Chief Privacy Officer at [Quantcast](/org/quantcast), where she is responsible for driving the company’s privacy-first approach and helping brands and publishers manage consumer consent. Prior to joining [Quantcast](/org/quantcast), Min-Jae was Senior Director, Privacy Counsel at [The Trade Desk](/org/the-trade-desk), where she served as lead privacy counsel and oversaw the company’s global privacy program. During her time at the company, Min-Jae navigated and addressed the challenges of GDPR, CCPA and the industry’s major privacy developments.

Prior to [The Trade Desk](/org/the-trade-desk), Min-Jae spent time at technology and media companies like [Spotify](/org/spotify) and Adobe Systems Inc., advising on complex data privacy and product compliance issues in both B2B and B2C areas. Earlier in her career, she co-founded an affiliate-marketing company specializing in luxury goods, that is now owned by [Group Nine Media](/org/group-nine-media).

Min-Jae began her legal career at Arnold & Porter LLP. She earned her Juris Doctor from Stanford Law School, where she completed clinical work with the Center for Internet and Society and her Bachelor of Arts from [Columbia University](/org/columbia-university). In her free time, Min-Jae likes to paddleboard and hike with her dogs, Liam and Penny.

Min-Jae Lee

Valerie Junger is [Quantcast](/org/quantcast)’s Chief People Officer (CPO). She is an experienced Human Resources leader who has led HR functions for more than three decades and has a track record that demonstrates consistent success in a range of high-growth, technology organizations.

Before joining [Quantcast](/org/quantcast), Valerie served as Chief Human Resources Officer at Hillspire, LLC the family office for Eric and Wendy Schmidt. Prior to that she also served as VP, HR & Real Estate at Aerohive. She’s also held HR leadership roles at companies including [Model N](/org/model-n), Space Systems/Loral, and [Risk Management Solutions](/org/rms).

She has her Bachelors from [San Jose State University](/org/san-jose-state-university) and her juris doctorate from Santa Clara University School of Law.

Valerie Junger

Mark Feldman is the SVP of Corporate Development at [Quantcast](/org/quantcast). Prior to joining [Quantcast](/org/quantcast), Mark was with Primer Holdings LLC. From January 2019 to December 2021, Mark was a Board Member/Observer at Tru Optik, which was acquired by [TransUnion](/org/transunion). Prior to that, Mark was with Mithera Capital.

From January 2014 to December 2017, Mark was the Vice President of Corporate Development & Partnerships at Yahoo. From January 2010 to December 2014, Mark was the Senior Director of Business Development for Xbox at Microsoft. From January 2008 to December 2010, Mark was the SVP of Sales & Business Development at AdReady.

Prior to AdReady, Mark spent 10 years at AOL from 1999 to 2008, where they were the VP of Corporate Development & Strategic Partnerships. Before AOL, Mark was an attorney at [Latham & Watkins](/org/latham-watkins) from 1996 to 1999. Mark began their career in 1992 as a Marketing Specialist & Director of Operations at International Management Group.

Mark Feldman has a BA in Mark'story from [Northwestern University](/org/northwestern-university) and a JD from Boston College Law School.

Mark Feldman reports to Konrad Feldman, CEO & Founder. They work with Valerie Junger - Chief People Officer, Ileana Falticeni - General Counsel, and Imad Tareen - CFO.

Mark Feldman

Gary is a partner at Polaris Partners, investing in technology and healthcare companies, out of the San Francisco office. He represents Polaris on the boards SimplyInsured, FloQast, Falkonry, Faro Health, Qstream, Foresight, SpineZone in addition to Quantcast. He also served on the board of CliQr (Cisco).

Previously, Gary was the CEO of oDesk (now UpWork, NASDAQ;UPWK), the world’s largest online workplace. He guided the company to industry leadership and through a merger with Elance, while serving as a leading voice for the future of work and the emerging online work industry.

Prior to oDesk, Gary was the Chief Revenue Officer for Intellibank, responsible for all channels and go-to-market operations. Previous to Intellibank, he was a business unit executive for IBM’s Rational Software Product Group. Gary joined IBM through the acquisition of Rational Software where he held several senior management positions, and before Rational, Gary held a number of sales, management, and leadership positions with Pure Software.

Gary serves as a thought leader on marketplaces, sales leadership, the future of work, how best to lead effective teams, and on the rise of the “freelance economy.” His commentary has appeared in a variety of publications including Forbes, TechCrunch, and The Washington Post. And he’s appeared on TV and radio outlets, including CNBC, BBC, Bloomberg TV, National Public Radio (NPR), and the Fox Business Network. In addition, Gary is a mentor and coach at a number of accelerators including Alchemist and StartX.

Gary holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Maryland. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his family and is an avid outdoor enthusiast.

Gary Swart

Constance Cannon Frazier is the founder and principal of Cardinal Change Consulting, a change management organization, with emphasis on diversity, equity and inclusion, corporate social responsibility, and organization management.

Prior to founding Cardinal Change, Frazier was a member of the American Advertising Federation’s (AAF) staff for nearly seventeen years. Her tenure with AAF commenced with being responsible for the AAF’s Mosaic Center and Education Services departments. In that role, she oversaw, expanded, and created numerous programs including AAF’s Most Promising Multicultural Students, Mosaic Awards, Mosaic Career Fairs, AdCamp, Mosaic Supplier Diversity Vendor Fairs, National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) and Student Conference.

In 2007, Frazier was promoted, and her responsibilities were expanded to include being responsible for all of AAF’s programming.

She was promoted to Chief Operating Officer (COO) on August 1, 2010 and served in that capacity until July 2020. As COO, Frazier oversaw the organization’s strategic planning, administration and coordination of all services, programs, and operational activities.

Prior to AAF, Frazier was a lecturer in the School of Communications at Howard University, where she gained national recognition as an advertising educator. Frazier has also held the positions of Director of Community Affairs and Programming Director at Public Broadcasting television stations in Washington, DC and New Orleans.

She is a former member of the Howard University School of Communications Board of Visitors, Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication and American Society of Association Executives. Currently, she serves as treasurer of ADCOLOR’s Board of Directors.

She is the recipient of a 2021 ADCOLOR Lifetime Achievement Award.

Constance Cannon Frazier

Rob Hutter is the Founder & Managing Partner at Learn Capital. He oversees the investing practice of the firm, which spans seed, early stage and emerging growth companies dedicated to the transformation of learning and the improvement of individual and societal capacities at scale. He serves on the board or as board observer for a number of Learn Capital companies including Coursera, Photomath, Brilliant, Andela, Prenda, Meryln Mind and several other breakthrough firms including Quantcast. In addition to his work with edtech companies, he is a participant in two academic neuroscience organizations.

Previously, Rob was a Partner at Revolution Ventures, an early stage venture investment firm and affiliate of Founders Fund. He was additionally co-founder and president of Swarm Networks, a massively scalable storage company purchased by Intel. He was also involved in the founding stages of transportation intelligence leader SmartDrive Systems and the chipmaker Silicon Spice, which was purchased by Broadcom. In addition, he co-founded two companies in online games and also co-founded Edusoft, a K-12 assessment management platform purchased by Houghton-Mifflin in 2003. He is a graduate of Harvard University.

Rob Hutter

Mike Kelly is the founder and CEO of Kelly/Newman Advisors. KNA invests in and advises technology, digital media, marketing and advertising related companies on growth and exit strategies. Over his career in the media, marketing and tech industries Kelly has served as CEO, President, Chairman, or board director at well over a dozen enterprises, large and small, public and private. He is a noted pioneer of the digital media industry.

Prior to Kelly/Newman, Mike served as CEO and President of The Weather Channel Companies from 2009 to 2012 after its acquisition by Bain, Blackstone and NBCU. There he led the company’s digital transformation including the launch of the Weather Channel mobile app. Under his leadership the company grew to have a $4.2 Billion valuation.

From 2004-2008 he was the President of AOL Media Networks, where he assembled a world class team and built a $2.3 billion-dollar digital advertising revenue business in less than 3 years. While President he conducted over $1.2 billion in M&A including the purchase and successful integration of Advertising.com. AOL media networks was among the very first data driven advertising businesses of scale and is still among only a handful of digital ad companies to surpass $2 billion in annual advertising revenue.

Prior to AOL Kelly was the President of the Global Media group at Time Warner and was also on the launch team and later Publisher at Entertainment Weekly magazine, among the fastest growing mass market magazines in history.

He has significant board experience serving as Chairman, Committee Chair and Director on 4 public and 9 private company boards. Kelly is on the Boards of NYSE listed company Cars.com, Ad-Tech leader Quantcast, and is the Chairman of two London- based digital advertising platforms, Dianomi and Sliide.

Over his career Mike has advised or facilitated exits valued at over $2 billion. He was the Chairman at the enterprise software company Colspace (acquired by MediaOcean/Vista partners in 2016), was the Chairman of Unruly Media (acquired by Newscorp in 2015), and was on the board of NYSE listed company Bankrate, where he was Chair of the comp committee. (acquired by Red Ventures in 2017). He was also founder and CEO of American Town Networks, among the first comprehensive hyper-local digital platforms.

Kelly has devoted significant time giving back, serving on the Board of Directors at the American Advertising Federation, the Executive Committee and BOD of the AD Council and Chairman of the Advertising Hall of Fame. In 2007, he received the Barton Cummings Gold Medal, awarded to executives that make the most significant career-long contributions to the advertising industry. He is also a founder and board member of the Kelly Gang Charities, is on the Board of Councilors of the President Carter Center and is active in his community of Litchfield CT.

Michael J. Kelly

An experienced technology executive, Roberts is well recognized for his tenure at restaurant booking service OpenTable (NASDAQ: OPEN), where he served as CFO from 2005 to 2011 and CEO from 2011 to 2015. As CFO, Roberts successfully led OpenTable through an IPO in 2009, and as CEO he negotiated the sale of the company to the Priceline Group (now Booking Holdings) for $2.6 billion in cash. Roberts was also CFO of online consumer lending group E-LOAN (NASDAQ: EELN) and a member of the digital money transfer provider XOOM (NASDAQ: XOOM) board of directors as they transitioned from the private to the public markets. He also serves on the board of Snag, an online staffing platform.

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