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60. Katrin Ribant – giving us the data on Datorama

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Katrin was a co-founder of Datorama in 2012, and the platform was acquired by Salesforce in 2018 for a reported $800 million. It proved particularly attractive to large media agencies. Next stop was MediaMind, formerly Eyeblaster, a rich-media ad server. Epperson later went to Simpli.fi

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