"Mobile Advertising" Panelist Details
 Adam Cahill, SVP, Director of Digital Media, Hill Holiday
Adam Cahill’s entire career has been spent leading digital marketing efforts for some of the world’s most respected brands, spanning back to the days when “interactive” meant CD-ROMs, not the web.
Adam leads the teams responsible for digital strategy and media across all of Hill Holiday's impressive client list. Adam’s focus is on delivering digital programs that are fully integrated into the overall marketing strategy, innovative, and that are accountable in terms of generating positive business outcomes.
 Lars Albright T'05, Director, Publisher Partnerships & Alliances, Apple, Inc.
Lars currently holds the position of Director, Publisher Partnerships & Alliances at Apple, Inc. Prior to Apple Lars was a founding partner and SVP of Business Development at mobile ad network Quattro Wireless. (Quattro was acquired by Apple in December of 2009). Prior to Quattro, Lars was VP of Business Development at m-Qube a mobile delivery and payments company. (m-Qube was acquired by Verisign in 2006). Prior to m-Qube, Lars was a co-founder and Vice President of Business Development of a San Francisco-based digital media software company. In addition, Lars worked as a financial analyst in investment banking at Montgomery Securities and for private equity firm Seaver Kent & Company (affiliate fund of Texas Pacific Group). Lars received a Bachelor's degree from Harvard College and an M.B.A. from The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
 Moderator: Carl Howe, Director, Anywhere Consumer Research, Yankee Group
Carl Howe is a director for Yankee Group's Anywhere Consumer research group. In this role, Howe examines how the Anywhere Network transforms consumer work, life and play. Howe's contributions to Yankee Group's Anywhere vision include reports such as "Best of the Anywhere Web 2009," "Forecasting the Mobile App Gold Rush," and "The Anywhere Economy."
Howe's current research agenda includes research on digital applications and media, mobile Web sites and their evolution, and digital advertising.Howe has commented on technology in television venues ranging from Bloomberg Television to "The Today Show" to "The CBS Evening News," and he speaks frequently at events in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He has also commented on trends in technology for The New York Times, All Things Considered, Marketplace, and Technology Review as well as numerous other international and national publications. Howe was also named one of the top 20 most influential U.S. 2002 by Technology Marketing magazine.
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