Sam Daley

Updated on May 17, 2024

From smart virtual assistants and self-driving cars to checkout-free grocery shopping, here are examples of AI innovating industries.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 07, 2024

These companies have sharpened their marketing strategies with artificial intelligence.

Rose Velazquez

Updated on May 17, 2024

These U.S. companies boast a global reach that includes offices in the U.K.

Sam Daley

Updated on May 17, 2024

From smart virtual assistants and self-driving cars to checkout-free grocery shopping, here are examples of AI innovating industries.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 07, 2024

These companies have sharpened their marketing strategies with artificial intelligence.

Mae Rice

Updated on April 23, 2024

Targeted ads used to follow us around the web. Contextual analysis places ads next to relevant content instead.

As the LA tech scene has grown, Santa Monica has established itself as the heart of Silicon Beach.

Here are USC alumni famous for founding major tech companies in Los Angeles.

With the tech community changing every day, it's become clear that LA is home to an exciting crop of adtech startups.

Margo Steines

Updated on March 21, 2024

Toronto has attracted some of the world’s top marketing firms helping clients reach their audiences across multiple channels.

Mike Thomas

Updated on February 15, 2024

These companies are fine-tuning their marketing efforts with machine learning.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on September 22, 2023

The perks and benefits landscape is changing — employees crave authentic, impactful and intentionally chosen support. Built In LA sat down with three companies to find out how they’re rising to the occasion.

These companies are offering opportunities for seasoned developers, established product leaders and entry-level salespeople.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on May 05, 2023

Many tech companies are falling short when it comes to meaningful DEI advancements. But GumGum is going the distance with its comprehensive strategy for empowering individual DEI efforts.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on October 14, 2022

Built In LA heard from two sales leaders about how they’re maintaining high retention and great employee experience on their teams.

Gregory Poulin

Updated on July 21, 2022

The tax incentive makes it a no-brainer for companies to repay their workers’ student loans. For employees, the help can’t come fast enough.

Eva Roethler

Updated on June 03, 2022

Here’s how four LA companies are using Pride as an opportunity to uplift employees and demonstrate meaningful allyship.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on February 03, 2022

Companies can use Black History Month to focus on DEI initiatives that apply year-round.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on December 16, 2021

LA tech companies across a wide range of industries pulled in healthy venture sums during the month of April. From logistics and advertising to property management, read on to see who secured last month’s largest rounds and what they have underway with the fresh cash.

Olivia McClure

Updated on September 08, 2021

Leaders from Welcome Tech and GumGum describe their plans to honor Latinas and Latinos this month and all year long.

Engineering heads at GumGum and First Resonance explain how they moved into leadership positions and offer advice for aspiring leaders.

GumGum deploys its computer vision and natural language processing technologies to serve web users ads that are relevant to the content they’re consuming.

Built In LA checked in with Kelly Battelle, vice president of people operations at adtech company GumGum, and Victoria Tamer, office and HR coordinator at healthtech company Honeybee Health, to gain some insight into the initiatives they’re implementing to build and maintain a connected and engaging company culture while remote.

Targeted ads used to follow us around the web. Contextual analysis places ads next to relevant content instead.

We invited LA’s tech leaders to share their New Year’s resolutions with us. Their responses were practical, inspiring and, above all else, deeply relatable.

Over the last two years, these three tech companies have opened — and remodeled — new headquarters to make being at work feel more like home. Read on for an inside look.

In light of OpenX and SteelHouse's recent announcements that they had both exceeded $130 million in revenue in 2015, we decided to put together a short list of LA ad tech companies you should know. From industry mainstays to up-and-comers, here are 10 startups changing the digital ad space.

Santa Monica-based GumGum confirmed they raised $26 million in their most recent round of funding. The online image-based advertising startup listed Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital, NEA, Upfront Ventures, and First Round Capital as the principal contributors.

GumGum, an online advertising platform that boasts more than 300 million unique visitors a month, said it created the space called in-image advertising with the basic idea that, for advertising to be effective, it needs to be seen. Using pictures already on the web, the company can tap into relevant markets for a more engaging user experience.