Kathryn Lundstrom
Kathryn Lundstrom is ADWEEK’s commerce and sustainability editor, covering the retail media boom and the advertising and marketing industry’s response to the climate crisis. Before joining Adweek in 2019, she wrote about politics for The Daily Donut, analyzed policy at the Texas Capitol and checked facts at Sports Illustrated. She holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a master’s in journalism from the University of Texas at Austin and a master of global policy studies from the LBJ School of Public Affairs.
Matt Drzewicki Chosen to Lead Target’s Retail Media Network, Roundel
Drzewicki has been leading Roundel in an interim capacity since January.
WPP Touts AI Investments in New B2B Campaign
The company has officially dropped the GroupM brand.
Chris Rogers Will Take Over as Instacart CEO as Fidji Simo Heads to OpenAI
OpenAI hired Simo to lead applications in March.
Ryan Reynolds-Linked MNTN Goes Public at $16 Per Share to Grow Connected TV Ads
Founder Mark Douglas spoke with ADWEEK about the IPO before the bell.
Texas-Based Indie Shop Bakery Wins Sendero Provisions Account
The western wear company selected the agency for creative, media, and content.
A Federal Judge Ordered OpenAI to Stop Deleting Data. Here’s How That Could Impact Users’ Privacy
The New York Times is suing OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement.
Topsort Drops 3 New AI-Powered Ad Products to Simplify Retail Media Buying
Topsort, a four-year-old advertising tech startup, announced three new ad products today aimed at simplifying retail media ad buying. The products include a sponsored listing-focused ad exchange called Toppie, a [...]
Magnite Strikes CTV Deal With Amazon Publisher Services
The setup allows Amazon to sit within the SSP to directly monetize inventory.
Dentsu’s iProspect Wins Media AOR for Dollar General and Its Retail Media Network
The agency will oversee the retailer's own paid media plus its ad business.
‘Tariffs Will Result in Higher Prices:’ Walmart to Increase Prices, CEO Says During Earnings
The retailer's global ad business grew by 50%.