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QUINNis a full-service advertising agency committed to giving our clients a competitive edge in marketing and advertising. We always begin with strategy, apply innovative creative, and match with the appropriate media.

After a thorough search by Managing Partner Josh Harris and an advisory committee featuring Rick Spielman, Bob Myers, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Mitch Rales and David Blitzer, the Commanders have hired former Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to be the franchise's 31st head coach. He will address the media for the first time on Monday. Feb. 5

Quinn, who was named the Cowboys' defensive coordinator in 2021, brings decades of coaching experience, most of which comes at the NFL level. He's spent time with the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets and Seattle Seahawks. He was also the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons for six seasons, helping the franchise reach a Super Bowl following the 2016 season.

Quinn now joins general manager Adam Peters to rebuild a team that finished 4-13 in 2023. In addition to the No. 2 overall pick, the team has either other draft picks, including two second- and third-round picks, and the most projected available cap space to add new players that match their vision for the direction going forward.

Linebacker Bobby Wagner, the leader in combined tackles among active players in the league, ranked No. 59 on the annual list after being listed at No. 62 in 2023. Defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, who ranked No. 52 last year, also makes a return to the list at No. 54.

The Commanders haven't done much tinkering with the offensive line in the first two days of training camp, but that will change as practices continue into August. The team will mix and match different players together in 11-on-11 and other team drills, occasionally giving backups reps with the starts and possibly moving players from tackle to guard and vice versa.

Laura Quinn currently advises philanthropists and investors engaged in a variety of progressive media enterprises. She is also a current Board member and President of Catalist. A founder of the company, she served as CEO from 2006 through 2018.

A long-standing member of the Hollywood creative community, Pat Quinn specializes in aiding entertainment companies in the packaging and development of projects for all media. Covering all aspects of entertainment sales, Quinn creates sales strategies, pitches, and sales presentations. She also represents the creators of international television series and formats, which she packages for domestic networks, streamers, and cable.

Her clients include award winning screenwriters, and U.K. television series formats, which she packages for networks and cable. Some current and recent clients include Enterprise Ireland, Northern Ireland Screen, the Canadian Media Producers Association, K7 Media, C21 Media, The Numbers (motion picture data analytics), Wild Rover, Quebecomm, and Aetios Distribution.

She has extensive entertainment industry experience in Hollywood including senior positions in the television, film, and theater departments at ICM, Metropolitan Talent Agency, Paradigm, and Warner Bros. Television.

Kelly Quinn (PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago, Communication) is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Coordinator of Graduate Student Instructors in the Department of Communication, and Treasurer of the Association of Internet Researchers. She has taught classes on the social implications of new media technologies, organizational communication, research methods and statistics, and public speaking. Her work focuses on new media and how they relate to diverse topics such as aging, social capital, friendship and privacy. It has been featured in Information, Communication & Society, the Journal of Broadcast and Electronic Media, Social Media + Society, and the International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Society, as well as several edited volumes.

Quinn, K., Smith-Ray, R. & Boulter, K. (2016). Concepts, terms, and mental maps: Everyday challenges to older adult social media adoption. In J. Zhou & G. Salvendy (Eds.), Human Aspects of IT for the Aged Population. Healthy and Active Aging, Chapter 22. Berlin: Springer International Publishing. [email to request a copy]

A few feet to his left stood backup quarterback Arch Manning, the well-renowned nephew of NFL greats Peyton and Eli Manning, who was surrounded by a packed media scrum on the playing field at the Superdome in New Orleans.

Quinn Lynch is pursuing a master's degree in Media and Public Engagement (MAPE). He received a bachelor's in Communication Arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research interests include television comedy, pop culture, and media industries.

John B. Quinn has represented entertainment and media clients in dozens of high profile cases and has served for over 30 years as General Counsel of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Outside the United States, Kami Haeri (Paris) has represented Warner Bros. in connection with its French operations. Trevor Soames (Brussels) has represented a major Hollywood studio as well as the Motion Picture Association of America in connection with European Commission investigations and related litigation. Stephen Mavroghenis (Brussels) has represented major Hollywood studios and telecommunications companies in European Commission investigations, among other matters. Ted Greeno (London) has represented Sky Television in intellectual property, media, and other disputes over many years. John Rhie (Hong Kong) has represented media and entertainment companies based in Asia such as CJ E&M and Spackman Group.

Members of our group are frequent authors and presenters at bar associations and professional symposia on media industry issues. One of our partners is the author of four chapters in the 2011 Oxford University Press treatise Entertainment Litigation and the 2014 and 2017 revisions, Entertainment Law & Litigation: Copyright (direct infringement), Copyright (secondary liability), Law Of Ideas/Contracts/Credit, and Trademark & Unfair Competition.

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We study the incentive of an ad-funded social media platform to curb the presence of unsafe content that entails reputational risk to advertisers. We identify conditions for the platform not to moderate unsafe content and demonstrate how the optimal moderation policy depends on the risk the advertisers face. The platform is likely to under-moderate unsafe content relative to the socially desirable level when both advertisers and users have congruent preferences for unsafe content and to over-moderate unsafe content when advertisers have conflicting preferences for unsafe content. Finally, to mitigate negative externalities generated by unsafe content, we study the implications of a policy that mandates binding content moderation to online platforms and how the introduction of taxes on social media activity and social media platform competition can distort the platform's moderation strategies.

In the world of consumer packaged goods, the role of marketing is considered alongside many other factors, including price and distribution. Even the weather influences consumer decisions. For brands, however, this complexity makes it difficult to prove the impact of marketing on sales.

Given the economic conditions of 2023, Asahi Beverages needed to understand synergies between different investment channels and the impact of price and distribution on media investment. However, in pursuit of ROI, Quinn and her team often found themselves going around in circles.

To anchor conversations regarding marketing effectiveness with concrete data, the team turned to Mutinex GrowthOS, a SaaS-based marketing mix modeling platform. Marketing mix modeling is a type of econometric analysis that uses revenue and sales data alongside marketing spend to model the efficacy of marketing investment.

Through GrowthOS, the team analyzes the performance of marketing channels against sales and revenue performance. According to Quinn, the ROI Optimizer effectively validates how marketwide channel trends may impact the Asahi portfolio.

Television trends aside, Asahi Beverages is working on building more data into the marketing mix modeling platform so teams can continue their constructive conversations about marketing results and media strategy.

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