The CEOs of the three largest OOH companies will offer their views on the current state of the market, the challenges and opportunities ahead, and their vision for the future of OOH. And a certain group of well-known cheerleaders will be putting on a live show for attendees.

The big pay bump is part of what the company called a "redesigned" compensation package for Wren that extends through 2028 when Wren is expected to step down from the CEO post after 30 years while remaining executive chairman.

A group of investors filed suit against the Trade Desk last year, alleging violations of securities laws related to the company's AI-driven programmatic ad-buying platform Kokai.

Ninety-three percent of those polled in a new Net Conversion survey report changing their approach to spending in the past six months, which the agency concludes signals a "new normal defined by intentionality."