Kelly Laco is the Executive Editor of Politics for DailyMail.com, where she spearheads political coverage of Capitol Hill and the Biden administration in Washington, D.C. She has exclusively interviewed top political leaders and 2024 presidential contenders including former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former Vice President Mike Pence. In addition, she closely covers and breaks news on a range of topics including congressional committee investigations, national security, and the border.
Prior to joining DailyMail.com, Kelly was Politics Editor for Fox News Digital leading a team focused on covering Congress, campaigns, and judicial issues. She previously served as a Department of Justice spokesperson and worked in the U.S. House of Representatives and in the private sector handling media communications.
She is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and originally from Los Angeles, California.
DailyMail.com Politics: Polls, Primaries, Personalities, Pop Culture and the President:
DailyMail.com’s large and diverse audience of 60 million Americans are hungry for political coverage that informs AND entertains. We take a bolder and much different approach to other news outlets covering President Biden's every move, the deals being negotiated in Congress and the winners and losers of the nation's elections. From national polling, candidate gains, gaffes, and first ladies, Executive Editor of Politics Kelly Laco breaks down DailyMail’s unique editorial approach, specific stories that keep our audience eager for more, and how our signature reporting style and focus on the 2024 campaign can help shape your political marketing and messaging.
Angela Rodriguez brings 15 years of experience in custom marketing research, online advertising, and sales across a diverse array of industries to her role as Global Head of Sales at Proximic by Comscore. Backed by a strong track record of success, Angela applies her expertise in the evolving advertising ecosystem – including programmatic, activation and fragmentation of media consumption – to help clients answer critical business questions by leveraging insights from Comscore’s cross-platform data assets.
Angela is a trusted industry voice among key media partners and industry organizations and has appeared as a speaker and panelist at research and advertising conferences. Angela holds a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in Marketing.
The CTV Generation: How Combining Linear And Streaming Strategies Leads To A Winning Campaign:
Gone are the days of linear TV advertising as the main advertising channel to reach and influence persuadable voters. Today's voters consume content across digital and CTV screens to a level never experienced by any prior election cycle. Join Proximic by Comscore and The Trade Desk to learn how to use linear TV buys to inform your CTV strategy, reach the right voters and win in key battleground races.
Todd Cohen is Vice President of National Video/CTV Strategy & Sales for Undertone by Perion, the leader in High Impact CTV and across all screens. Todd has 20 years of experience in media, including the past decade in the CTV space, and the last 5 election cycles. In addition to digital, Todd's career has also included broadcast and cable TV, plus cross-platform measurement and advanced TV data strategies.
Todd and the Undertone political team work with a variety of clients for elections, advocacy, and more.
Breaking Through With CTV:
With record political media spending expected, CTV has never been more fragmented and even outspending your opponent isn’t enough. How do you get your ad to break through? For this election cycle, we're highlighting innovative ad formats that savvy marketers have been using to capture viewers' attention as they extend linear campaigns into streaming. From running inside sports broadcasts alongside the game to the rise of AI and ad personalization, innovations combining creativity and technology provide advantages to win in ‘24.