Mediaocean Names Jeff Austin as EVP, Revenue Operations
Mediaocean has appointed Jeff Austin as Executive Vice President, Revenue Operations, adding senior leadership to its revenue organization as the advertising technology company continues to expand its operations across media, data, and AI.
Austin brings experience across revenue operations, sales, marketing, and business operations within technology companies. Earlier in his career, he served as Senior Vice President of Revenue Operations at Innovid, where he was responsible for aligning sales, marketing, customer success, and operational processes. He previously held the role of Vice President, Business Operations at Stackline.
In his new position at Mediaocean, Austin will focus on revenue operations, a function that increasingly connects sales strategy, marketing, customer success, data, technology, and business processes. The role comes as advertising technology companies manage increasingly complex go-to-market models and multiple product capabilities.
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Mediaocean has continued to make changes across its leadership and operating structure during 2026. In May, the company appointed Iván Markman as President and Chief Operating Officer, with responsibility for global operational alignment and performance.
The company has also expanded its focus on AI and connected advertising workflows across its portfolio, including Prisma, Innovid, and Protected. Mediaocean's recent announcements have highlighted efforts to connect planning, activation, measurement, verification, and other stages of the advertising lifecycle through technology and automation.
Austin's appointment places revenue operations within this broader business environment, where alignment between marketing, sales, customer teams, and technology platforms is becoming increasingly important.
His background in revenue operations and business management adds another layer to Mediaocean's leadership structure as the company continues to develop its advertising technology portfolio and manage the operational requirements of a changing media ecosystem.
