Jeff Thaler Joins Rosetta as Managing Partner, Program Management Office
Role to Enhance Agency's Growing Commerce Delivery Capabilities
PRINCETON, N.J., June 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Rosetta, the Publicis Groupe customer engagement agency and IBM Smarter Commerce Partner, announced today that Jeff Thaler has joined the agency as Managing Partner, Program Management Officer. He will report to Chief Operating Officer, Mark Taylor.
In this new executive-level position, Thaler will lead a team of more than 100 program and project management professionals operating at the intersection of Rosetta's five industry Verticals (Consumer Packaging & Retail, Distribution Manufacturing & Utilities, Financial Services, Healthcare and Technology & Telecommunications) and six Practice Areas (Marketing Strategy & Insights, Brand Interaction & Planning, Creative & Customer Experience, Technology, Paid/Owned & Earned Media and Data Analysis & Optimization) for its roster of global clients.
The hiring also strengthens Rosetta's ability to deliver quality commerce solutions at scale on a global basis as part of the expanded Smarter Commerce partnership Rosetta and Publicis announced with IBM last December. Rosetta is among the top sellers of IBM Smarter Commerce software and has completed more than 150 commerce implementations. The agency recently launched the first Commerce Center of Excellence to leverage Rosetta services and solutions and IBM Smarter Commerce technologies to drive innovation in customer engagement and commerce.
"Jeff's skillset as a Program Management leader and broad experience across numerous industries and geographies comes to Rosetta at the perfect time," said Taylor. "His ability to activate multi-disciplinary teams comprised of agency, vendor and client stakeholders matches our trajectory of delivering solutions of increased sophistication and business impact for our clients."
Thaler is a pioneer in the digital marketing arena. He was a founder and principal at the fashion industry boutique agency Hurricane Interactive Technology Solutions (HITS), which opened its doors in 1995. A veteran program management and operations expert, he possesses broad and deep knowledge of the development, assessment and optimization of marketing and technology service delivery processes. Thaler has a successful track record of building and working with Program Management teams for some of the largest agency networks and client-side organizations in the world.
Most recently, Thaler led the Digital Marketing and CRM Delivery Management function within the Fortune 500 global marketing giant Kimberly-Clark on behalf of WPP's Mindshare. Prior to that, he led the Program Management practice and served on the senior leadership team for Aegis' integrated marketing agency Carat. Thaler has also held similar positions leading local, regional and global teams at Omnicom's Tribal DDB and IPG's McCann Worldgroup. His background includes experience in television production, creative and technical development, CRM, online publishing and education, including teaching elementary school, as well as Media and Production courses at Rutgers University. Thaler holds a masters degree in Curriculum & Teaching from Columbia University.
Thaler will be based in Rosetta's New York office and will operate across Rosetta's North American and growing international locations.
About Rosetta
Rosetta is a customer engagement agency engineered to transform marketing for the connected world. Our mission is to be a catalyst for growth, driving material business impact by translating deep consumer insights into personally relevant brand experiences across touch points and over time. Our unique capabilities and the way we activate them have enabled our market leadership position, operating as an independent brand in the Publicis Groupe of global agencies.
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