This year has been a whirlwind in streaming TV as developments in measurement, sports, bundling and more shape the future of digital video. This summer, Nielsen data revealed that streaming viewership had surpassed cable viewing for the first time, while Netflix founder Reed Hastings declared the end of linear TV “over the next five, 10 years.”

On Nov. 10, join top executives from streaming platforms, media agencies, ad tech companies and brands in person for Ad Age Next: Streaming. The conference, taking place in New York, will dig into the innovations and issues facing digital TV as well as what lies ahead for the ever-evolving industry.

Ad Age Next: Streaming speakers

Linda Yaccarino, NBCUniversal’s chairman of global advertising and partnerships, will headline the conference. Recently honored as one of She Runs It’s 2022 Women of the Year, Yaccarino has been at the forefront of pressing TV advertising into the streaming era during her decade tenure at NBCU.

Peter Naylor, Netflix's new VP of advertising sales, will also be speaking at the event. 

A panel of data and research experts, including Warner Bros. Discovery’s Heather Coghill and NBCU’s Maggie Zhang, will break down the past year’s measurement shakeup and new initiatives to test emerging currencies. 

Amazon Ads’ head of NFL sales, Danielle Carney, and fellow digital sports executives will discuss a revolutionary season in streaming sports. Plus, discover how the digital video subscription model is bundling up in a conversation with YouTube’s Matt McDonald, Paramount’s Jeff Shultz and Verizon’s Erin McPherson.

Hear from executives at niche streaming services such as Shudder, Crunchyroll and BritBox on their unique relationship with fanatical audiences. Other panels will examine the growing popularity of non-English language programming, innovations in shoppable advertising, brands as TV storytellers and first-party data in the CTV space.

Click here for a continually updated list of confirmed speakers, which includes:

Nada Arnot, senior VP of marketing, BritBox North America
Danielle Carney, head of NFL sales, Amazon Ads
Heather Coghill, VP of audience, Warner Bros. Discovery
Domenic DiMeglio, executive VP and chief marketing officer, Paramount Streaming
Scott Donaton, senior VP and head of marketing, Hulu
Samuel Harowitz, VP of content acquisition and partnerships, Tubi
Lisa Herdman, senior VP and executive director of strategic investments, RPA
Jared Lefkowitz, ad revenue solutions, Roku
Matt McDonald, global head of connected TV and streaming, YouTube at Google
Evan Moore, senior VP of commerce partnerships, advertising and partnerships, NBCUniversal
Peter Naylor, VP of advertising sales, Netflix
Todd Oberstein, executive director of content strategy, Verizon
Miquel Penella, president of streaming services, AMC Networks
Cara Pratt, senior VP, Kroger Precision Marketing
Bharad Ramesh, executive director of research and investment analytics, GroupM US
Gita Rebbapragada, chief marketing officer, Crunchyroll
Ryan Reed, head of product, Finecast
Romina Rosado, executive VP and general manager of Hispanic streaming, NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises
Ranjan Roy, VP of strategy, Adore Me
Jes Santoro, executive VP of advanced TV and video, Cadent
Jeff Shultz, chief strategy officer and chief business development officer of streaming, Paramount Global
Matt Spiegel, executive VP of media and entertainment vertical, TransUnion
Heather E. Stewart, general director of global media and marketing services, General Motors
Sarah Traficanto, VP of enterprise sales, MNTN
Tom Wolfe, senior VP of business development, Viant
Russell Wolff, executive VP and general manager, ESPN+
Linda Yaccarino, chairman of global advertising and partnerships, NBCUniversal
Andrea Zaretsky, chief marketing officer, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management
Maggie Zhang, senior VP of measurement strategy and operations, advertising and partnerships, NBCUniversal