Carat USA Promotes Amanda Danis to Director, Media Technology (Procter & Gamble)

Carat USA has promoted Amanda Danis to Director, Media Technology, supporting its work with Procter & Gamble (P&G). The move highlights the importance of media technology and advertising operations in managing complex campaigns for major advertisers.

Danis is associated with Carat USA, part of dentsu, and her professional profile reflects experience in advertising operations and media technology. Her background includes industry certifications in campaign management, ad verification, and digital advertising technology.

Media technology has become an important part of modern advertising, as brands manage campaigns across digital platforms, video, social media, and other channels. These campaigns rely on systems that support trafficking, tracking, measurement, and the coordination of advertising activity.

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For large advertisers such as P&G, media technology and operational processes are essential to maintaining consistency across campaigns and understanding performance across multiple channels. As media plans become more data-driven, teams must ensure that technology platforms, measurement tools, and campaign workflows work together effectively.

The role of media technology also continues to evolve as advertisers adopt automation and artificial intelligence. While these tools can streamline campaign management and reporting, they increase the need for reliable data, consistent implementation, and effective oversight of advertising systems.

Carat provides media planning, buying, data analytics, and digital activation services, making technology and operational coordination important components of its work with clients.

Danis' promotion comes amid broader changes in the advertising industry, where media agencies are working to connect technology infrastructure with campaign performance and business objectives. As advertisers seek greater transparency and efficiency, media technology professionals play a role in supporting measurement, troubleshooting, and the effective use of advertising platforms.

The appointment reflects the continuing importance of technical expertise within media agencies, particularly in managing the systems and processes that support large-scale advertising campaigns.