Unlock the Potential of Hispanic Advertising with Smadex's New Leadership

Appointment Details

Taking on this crucial role at Entravision, Jamil Downey brings with him a wealth of experience. His previous tenure at Apple, where he spearheaded high-impact initiatives within the Apple Search Ads division, has equipped him with the skills and knowledge needed to lead Smadex's U.S. expansion. Reporting directly to Chief Revenue Officer Phil Gontier, Downey will be responsible for shaping the division's growth trajectory and leveraging Entravision's extensive market presence and industry relationships.

Entravision emphasizes Downey's exceptional leadership and strategic insight, stating that they are confident his contributions will strengthen Smadex's reputation as a leader in programmatic advertising. With a primary focus on the U.S. market, Downey is tasked with spearheading strategic growth initiatives across the Americas, aiming to take the company to new heights.

Thoughts from Key Figures

Chief Revenue Officer Phil Gontier expressed his excitement about Downey's appointment, stating, "As Smadex continues to execute on its ambitious growth plan, we are thrilled to welcome Jamil as the leader of our Americas team. Jamil's experience, strategic mindset, and deep industry knowledge make him the perfect choice to lead and accelerate our expansion. We are looking forward to the value he will bring to our team, clients and partners."

Jordi de los Pinos, Founder and CEO of Smadex, added, "Bringing Jamil on board is a significant step forward for Smadex as we expand our U.S. presence. Jamil's proven track record and expertise in driving high-growth initiatives will be instrumental to take Smadex to the next level. We are confident his leadership will make a lasting impact on our business."

Downey himself commented, "Smadex's commitment to delivering impactful advertising solutions perfectly aligns with my vision for growth and innovation. I look forward to collaborating with the talented team to help accelerate success in the U.S. market and beyond."