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Smaato

AdtechGermany

Smaato (operating as part of Verve Group's Brand+ Marketplace) provides a multi-channel advertising and monetization platform that connects publishers, app developers, and connected TV (CTV) providers with global brands, agencies, and demand-side platforms (DSPs). The company offers tools for ad inventory monetization, deal curation, and audience data enrichment across mobile, web, and CTV environments.

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Smaato at a glance

Smaato is an adtech company headquartered in Germany. Xcout tracks 5 named people at Smaato, including Remco Westermann (Chief Executive Officer (CEO)).

Industry
Adtech
Headquarters
Germany

Smaato leadership

  • Remco WestermannChief Executive Officer (CEO)
  • Raimund BauPresident, Verve Retail Media
  • Mishel AlonChief Operating Officer (COO)
  • Christian DuusChief Financial Officer (CFO)
  • Alessandro GiulianiChief Revenue Officer (CRO)

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