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AdLarge and fwd. Network Welcome Lisa Waks as EVP
RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, April 16, 2025 | 11:00pm CT |
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AdLarge and the fwd. network appoint Lisa Waks as Executive Vice President of Business Development and Partnerships. Waks, who has over two decades of experience in the media sector, will spearhead the development of digital partnerships and expansion efforts within the company's portfolio of female-focused content.
With a career spanning companies such as Conde Nast, Scripps Networks Interactive, TED Conferences, and Westwood One, Waks has been at the forefront of multi-platform business development across various media including print, digital, TV, and audio. Known for her work in digital video and podcasting, she brings a wealth of knowledge in partnership growth, content monetization, and strategic collaborations.
Cathy Csukas, CEO of AdLarge and the fwd. network, expressed confidence in Waks' capabilities. "Lisa's expertise and deep understanding of the evolving media landscape make her an incredible asset to our team," Csukas stated. "Her ability to forge meaningful partnerships and develop innovative business strategies will be instrumental in expanding the fwd. network's reach and impact."
Reflecting on her new role, Waks shared her enthusiasm for the opportunity to influence the industry positively. "The fwd. network is leading the way in empowering female creators with the platform and support to elevate their voices and grow their brands. I'm thrilled to join a team that champions innovation and inclusivity, and I look forward to driving new opportunities for growth and taking our portfolio to the next level," said Waks.
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