Chloe Glogg

Chloe Glogg is recognized in the AdTech industry for her work at the intersection of premium publishing and programmatic infrastructure, leading Condé Nast's strategy around identity resolution, first-party data monetization, and cookieless advertising solutions. Her role places her at the forefront of one of the most consequential challenges facing publishers today: maintaining addressability and revenue yield as third-party identifiers deprecate across the open web. At Condé Nast, Glogg oversees programmatic revenue strategy and data partnerships across a portfolio that includes Vogue, The New Yorker, Wired, GQ, and other marquee titles. Her work involves bridging the gap between editorial brand equity and ad-tech infrastructure, ensuring that the publisher's first-party audience data is activated in ways that are both commercially effective and privacy-compliant. She has been a vocal advocate for contextual targeting and publisher-led data transparency frameworks. Glogg is regarded as an operator-class leader in the publisher programmatic space, with her influence felt through deal structures, platform partnerships, and her public advocacy for standards that favor publisher interests in the evolving identity landscape. Her position at a globally recognized media company gives her a platform to shape industry norms around how premium publishers engage with DSPs, SSPs, and data clean room technologies.

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