Ainslie Simmonds

Feeling like your marketing magic is fading in today’s digital maze? Fear not, LiveRamp's eBook "Demystifying Match Rates: Getting to What Really Matters," is your spellbook for success! Learn how to optimize ad spend, understand key metrics, and choose the best data collaboration partners.

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It's really amazing to be a part of the GenAI movement that we're all in, but what's even better is working for a company that embraces it. New York Life is transforming the way we approach growth and efficiency by leveraging cutting-edge innovation in customer experiences. Watch New York Life’s Head of Strategic Capabilities Alex Cook and Chief Data and Analytics Officer Don Vu share more about what we're doing with our collaboration with BCG. #GenerativeAI #InsuranceInnovation #TeamNYL

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The latest ETF Central #podcast with Matt Kaufman, CETF®of Calamos Investments (brought to you by the NYSE) is a must listen to! #etfs #thehomeofetfs #etf

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Watch the latest episode of the Corpay News Brief -- covering all things Corpay during Q1 in five minutes.

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In the latest ad from @Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, "The Corpay Guy" explains how Corpay helps companies navigate unfamiliar and developing markets around the world. #fx #emergingmarkets

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Want to turn your customer data into a superpower? Unlock hyper-personalized content and spot new trends with LiveRamp's First-Party Data Playbook. See how brands like Eli Lilly and Company and Delta Air Lines are transforming their marketing game!

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"Run Fast and Make Things Happen." This approach has taken Wes's firm from a solo advisory to a thriving agency model, tripling revenues in just two years! 🌟 In an AE Insider magazine article, Wes shares his journey from solo advisor to CEO, revealing how changing his mindset, tweaking the sales process, and focusing on high-impact activities made all the difference. 🔍 Highlights: - Moving to an agency model - Making the sales process easier to coach - Focusing on what really matters Wes's story is a great example of how the right mindset and strategy can transform a business. 🚀

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Jamie Dimon Signals Imminent Retirement as JPMorgan Advances Succession Plans At JPMorgan's annual investor day, CEO Jamie Dimon addressed a topic that's been on everyone's mind: his retirement. Known for joking that his retirement is always five years away, Dimon has now confirmed that the bank is actively working on succession plans. Dimon, who has been at the helm of the country's largest bank for nearly two decades, announced that JPMorgan is "well on the way" to identifying his successor. This move comes as the industry keenly watches who will take over one of the most influential roles in finance. Key leadership contenders have been positioned to gain broader experience: Jennifer Piepszak and Troy Rohrbaugh are now leading the expanded commercial and investment banking division. Marianne Lake has taken on the role of sole CEO of consumer banking. Mary Erdoes, head of asset and wealth management, emphasized that every new hire will be trained to use artificial intelligence, which Dimon has hailed as "transformational." Dimon, 68, reiterated that the final decision will be made by the board, and he will step down when he feels he can no longer give his best. As JPMorgan continues to innovate and adapt, the forthcoming leadership transition is poised to shape the future of both the bank and the broader financial industry. #Leadership #JPMorgan #JamieDimon #SuccessionPlanning #BankingIndustry #Linkedinnews

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Check out our midyear investment outlook!

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The sustainable bond market is growing at pace. From green to blue to orange bonds, my colleague Alina Lobacheva runs through the options and implications for investors: https://lnkd.in/ggekJf-j

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In the newest episode of ION’s Quick Takes podcast, my colleagues discuss FX clearing trends, the impact of uncleared margin rules, developments with FX futures, and what it all means for the market. Tune in today for a brief, interesting listen: https://lnkd.in/ejsX8JwV

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Just released - Bank Director 2025 Bank M&A Survey. "Forty-three percent of bank leaders say their organization is very or somewhat likely to buy another bank by the end of 2025, up from 35% a year earlier. Among respondents who were open to acquiring, scale to drive technology and other investments (43%) and geographic expansion (37%) are cited as the two most important factors driving acquisition strategies." As we prepare for #AOBA25 - we will dive into these and other strategic considerations for growth. For more information, please visit BankDirector.com.

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The first lesson about leadership - it’s not about you. It’s about how you help others reach their full potential. By putting your team first you can have the biggest impact. Start by being their advocate, staying present, and setting your pride aside to let them shine.

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Two weeks ago, I had no plans to be in Boston, but now I’m coming back from this whirlwind trip full of energy, ideas, and so much gratitude – TechCrunch Boston was more than worth it! I owe the biggest thanks to Husain Rasheed for being such a generous host and connector, and introducing me to your incredible and kind HGSE cohort while touring the beautiful Harvard campus. Logan Currie, thank you for welcoming me into your home and circle, and I am excited to do the same when you come to NYC! Hayk Kocharyan, I still owe you coffee and a train fare, so you better get a job in New York after graduation 😉. Steven, Iwan Kurniawan, Nathalia Kelday - I hope you guys know what a special group you are, and that you’re already changing the world for the better. ❤️ I can’t fit all the highlights of these past 48 hours into one post, so here’s my top 3: 1. Crashing Miro Kazakoff’s excellent class on storytelling at MIT Sloan – you had to be there to know what a 1.9 GPA has to do with raising a life-changing VC fund. 💡 2. TechCrunch Early Stage was one of the most useful and intimate tech conferences I’ve attended lately – sessions were short and packed with candid and actionable advice from top-tier leaders and operators, and everywhere I stood or sat all day, I found myself jumping into problem solving and connecting mode with new friends. 👋 Josh Kim, Josh Sellers, Sierra Freitas Riley Durrer 3. Kudos to Techstars Boston Accelerator, Venture Lane | Startup Hub, EKOS.AI, and WOMEN IN TECH ® Global Movement for capping the day off with an absolutely kickass mixer and panel. I didn’t realize until I was sitting within this talented, rowdy, and candid tribe of founders and funders that every single session I attended today was led exclusively by women. This was the first conference that was not explicitly by/for/about women that I’ve ever had this happen. 👏

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