Five More MeasureSummit 2026 Speakers Confirmed

Wave two of our speaker lineup is here.

We've confirmed five more sessions for MeasureSummit May 12–13, and this group covers a lot of ground — Google Tag Gateway, Consent Mode in production, data-driven marketing frameworks, paid search measurement, and making the case for analytics inside larger organizations.

Here's who's joining us:

Phil Pearce — MeasureMinds

Phil's built a reputation in this community for showing up with real implementations, not slides full of theory. His session focuses on how LegalTech is reshaping consent and compliance in practice — including a look at how the Consent Mode Monitor is being used across different markets. If you've ever had to navigate the gap between legal requirements and measurement accuracy, this one is going to resonate.

Amy Hebdon — Paid Search Magic

Amy's bringing the paid search perspective to MeasureSummit, and it fits. Her session on paid search reporting focuses on what attribution actually looks like when you're trying to prove the value of ad spend — a problem that hasn't gotten easier as tracking has changed. If you support paid media or work alongside anyone who does, this is a useful session.

Shankar Vivek — Google

Shankar works on the Google Tag platform, which makes his session on Google Tag Gateway one of the more anticipated of the event. Tag Gateway sits at the intersection of server-side tagging and first-party data infrastructure — and getting a direct look at where Google is taking this technology is useful for anyone building measurement stacks right now.

Maggie Wolff — Box

Maggie's session is about something most analytics professionals deal with every day but rarely get support on: communicating the value of measurement work to the rest of the business. She works at Box, where data analytics runs at enterprise scale, and her framework for treating analytics like a strategic function worth positioning is practical and immediately applicable.

Jorge Cunha — IT Tech BuZ

Jorge is bringing the IDIRA Data-driven Marketing Framework — a structured approach he's developed through real client work across different industries. IDIRA stands for Integration, Data Collection, Insights, Reports, and Artificial Intelligence — and what makes it worth paying attention to is that it was built to survive contact with actual organizations, not just work on paper.

Super Early Bird pricing closes March 31 (tomorrow) at midnight ET.

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Until Next Week,
The MeasureSummit Team

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