Financial Research Analyst Michael Nathanson Joins Jack Myers for a Video Leadership Conversation "Media Economy Update and Forecast: 2020-2021"
Crucial questions about the future of media, advertising and entertainment spending across multiple industries will be addressed during Jack Myers' Media Economy: 2020-2021 Leadership Conversation with Senior Research Analyst Michael Nathanson of MoffettNathanson.
Among the pivotal topics to be discussed:
- What about sports?
- What about the Upfront, Scatter, Local, Digital, OOH, OTT?
- What about the stock market?
- What about e-Commerce and the growth of Amazon, Walmart, and Target?
- What about Facebook?
- What about Planning for the Future?
"When we began our series of Leadership Conversations with Michael in April, among the topics discussed was just how prepared were media companies for the economic winter ahead and now we are looking into what 2021 may hold," said Myers, who has been using his over 20+ Leadership Conversations to showcase insights by thought leaders from the media, marketing, advertising and entertainment communities. "Now more than ever we understand the importance of our 90 distinct MediaVillage content platforms dedicated to amplifying the voices of leadership and bringing our communities together through education, shared experiences, market intelligence and advancing diversity."
Michael Nathanson is a Senior Research Analyst at MoffettNathanson, covering both the Media industry and the leading Digital Advertising companies. For the past decade, Nathanson has been consistently named one of the leading Media analysts in the U.S. by Institutional Investor Magazine. Before he began working on Wall Street, Nathanson held strategic planning and financial analysis positions at Time Warner, Cablevision, and MGM. He received a BA from Brandeis University and a master's degree from the Yale School of Management.
The Leadership Conversations support the MediaVillage Media Industry Advancing Diversity & Economic Relief Fund efforts. Twelve organizations were chosen as recipients of the Relief Fund by the Advancing Diversity Council, an organization of 40 industry leaders focused on advancing diversity from advocacy to activism. The 12 beneficiaries are: 4A's Foundation, ADCOLOR, Advancing Diversity/Mentor's Playlist, American Education Foundation (AEF), AAF AdCamp for High School Students, Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University, International Radio & TV Society Foundation (IRTS), Jacaronda Foundation College Loan Relief, John A. Reisenbach Foundation NYC 1st Responders Fund, No Kid Hungry, NY/LA Restaurant Employee Fund, and TD Foundation for Children of Wounded Warriors and Fallen Heroes.
