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Grocery TV
Grocery TV is an in-store retail media platform that helps grocery retailers build, run and monetize digital screen networks at the front end and throughout the store. Operating the largest in-store retail media network for grocery in the U.S., it powers screens across 6,500+ stores through 120+ retailer partners, reaching roughly 1 in 4 Americans (95M+ shoppers weekly). Brands buy campaigns that run at the point of purchase, retailers earn incremental revenue, and Grocery TV supplies the hardware, content management system and measurement tying ad exposure to sales lift.
Mood Media
Mood Media is the world's largest in-store media company - the business behind the music, digital screens, on-hold messages, and even the scents that shape how retail, restaurant, hospitality, and healthcare spaces feel. Owner of the iconic Muzak and DMX brands, Mood curates and delivers audio and visual experiences to hundreds of thousands of commercial locations across more than 100 countries, reaching roughly 100 million people a day. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the company blends music licensing, hardware, cloud software, and retail-media advertising into one platform that lets brands control the sensory feel of their spaces.
Marlow Nickell
Marlow Nickell is co-founder and CEO of Grocery TV, the largest in-store retail media network for U.S. grocery. From a University of Texas physics degree and a stint at McKinsey, he took the unusual path of writing the original software himself before running the company that now puts screens in over 6,500 grocery stores reaching roughly 95 million shoppers.