Join us at the Inmar booth (#627) for a live AMA (Ask Me Anything) with Andrew Lipsman, leading retail media analyst and trusted advisor to brands, retailers, and tech platforms.
Andrew will tackle your biggest questions about the future of commerce, from data strategy and media mix to measurement and AI. Think of it as a live strategy session, shaped by your input and powered by Andrew’s expertise.
SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION today
Fill out the form to share your question for Andrew and be among the first to receive post-show insights from the discussion.
QUESTION SUBMISSION GUIDANCE
To help us shape a valuable, forward-looking conversation, we’re prioritizing questions that explore broad trends and strategic shifts in retail media.
We encourage you to submit questions that:
- Spark thoughtful debate on where the industry is headed
- Offer a fresh take or forward-looking perspective
- Touch on measurement, media mix, personalization, or technology
- Apply across retailers and categories
If your question is more tactical or specific to Inmar, our team would be happy to connect with you during or after the show.
ABOUT ANDREW
Andrew Lipsman is an independent analyst and consultant at Media, Ads + Commerce. His industry coverage specializes in retail media—which he is known for anointing as “digital advertising’s third big wave”—and other areas of the digital media, advertising, and commerce ecosystem. Previously, he was a Vice President & Principal Analyst at eMarketer, focusing on retail and ecommerce. There he covered topics including retail media networks, grocery ecommerce, D2C brands, social commerce, mobile retail apps, the digitization of the store, holiday shopping, and Amazon Prime Day. Andrew also served as SVP of Marketing & Insights at comScore, where he oversaw the company’s global marketing insights and thought leadership initiatives. He is often sought for commentary on retail media, ecommerce, digital advertising, social media, and all things Amazon, appearing in leading news organizations like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, The Financial Times, Advertising Age, CNN, Fortune, Reuters, and Bloomberg. He has also published more than a half dozen articles in the Journal of Advertising Research. Andrew holds an MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management and his undergraduate degree from Duke University.