True Native Media Fortifies Team to Meet Surging Demand

True Native Media, a leading podcast representation agency, has announced several key additions to their team, underscoring their commitment to pioneering podcast advertising solutions.

Joining True Native Media are Dan Moss as Account Executive, Aron Gibson as Account Executive, Sarah Hutchison as Campaign Ad Ops Manager, and Sabrina Nielsen as Director of Marketing.

Dan Moss joins us with extensive industry experience from SiriusXM, where he played a key role in supporting client objectives across the SXM portfolio, drawing on his deep expertise in audio, podcast, and streaming.

Aron Gibson joins from Linkfire, a smart link solution for the music and podcast industry, where he served as VP of Ad Growth and Strategy. He has an extensive background in audio, streaming, and programmatic advertising.

Sarah Hutchison assumes the role of Campaign Ad Ops Manager, entrusted with optimizing performance across True Native Media’s podcast suite and advertisers. Previously, she excelled as Marketing Media Trafficking Specialist at Herschend Family Entertainment, overseeing paid media delivery across various channels.

Sabrina Nielsen, formerly Digital Marketing Manager at Veritonic, joins True Native Media with a robust background in crafting digital marketing strategies to enhance brand awareness, engagement, and revenue growth.

Heather Osgood, Founder of True Native Media, expressed enthusiasm about the new hires: “We are thrilled to welcome Sabrina, Aron, Dan, and Sarah to our team. Their expertise will be pivotal in driving True Native Media’s strategic growth, enhancing our client services, and delivering exceptional representation.”

About True Native Media

True Native Media is a leading podcast representation firm dedicated to connecting podcasters with advertisers to create impactful and engaging content. Through innovative advertising solutions, True Native Media enables brands to effectively reach their target audiences in the thriving podcasting ecosystem.