Menno Kluin serves as chief creative officer for award-winning ad agency 360i, where he oversees creative work for clients including HBO, Nespresso, Oreo and Mini USA. Under his creative leadership, 360i was named to Ad Age’s A-List 2018, recognizing the top 10 ad agencies in the country.

Menno has a proven track record of creative success, garnering hundreds of industry accolades including 30 Cannes Lions, 25 One Show Pencils and more. He joined 360i from Deutsch, where he led creative for brands like Sherwin-Williams, WATERisLIFE, Shock Top, Green Giant and Children’s Museum of the Arts. While there, he championed the creation of Krylon’s “The First Ever Pinterest Yard Sale", which picked up honors including a Titanium Lion at Cannes, numerous Pencils from One Show and D&AD, and Adweek’s Media Plan of the Year, among others. Other career achievements include the creation of a drinkable book for WATERisLIFE, which was named one of the Top 25 inventions of the year by Time magazine, and working with the New York City Ballet to mark 9/11 with “New Beginnings,” a ballet performance on top of the new World Trade Center at sunrise on Sept. 12.

Prior to Deutsch, he was at DDB New York, where he served as executive creative director and head of art. During his tenure, the agency was named Creativity's Agency to Watch in the Ad Age A-List, the Third Most Awarded Agency in the U.S. in the Gunn Report and Design Agency of the Year at Young Guns.

At Y&R NY, he served as creative director and head of art, where he elevated the quality and the craft of the work, helping the agency become the most-awarded U.S. shop and runner-up for Agency of the Year at the Cannes Lions and crowned Digital Agency of the Year at the Young Guns.

Menno started his career at Saatchi & Saatchi NY, where he earned accolades for his work for clients including JCPenney and Procter & Gamble. Within Menno's first two years in the industry, he was named Most Awarded Art Director Worldwide by Creativity and was ranked one of the Top 50 Young Creatives in the world by the New York Art Directors Club.

Menno grew up in the Netherlands. He currently resides in Brooklyn.

Kay Hsu is the Global Lead and Director for Instagram at Facebook’s Creative Shop. She focuses on strategic, scaled storytelling and building a world class advertising experience on Instagram that people and creatives love. Hsu joined Facebook after more than decade at agencies like Iris, Huge and LBI where she drove strategic media plans to sell everything from soda to mobile phones to shoes. Inspired by ethnography, Hsu has always been drawn to learning why people do the things they do.

An award-winning advertiser with deep experience in creative, brand, communications and digital planning, Hsu's clients benefit from her passion for qualitative research and analysis. Her strategic mind has been tapped by brands like: TOMS, Sony, Diageo, Seamless.com, J&J and Nike. At LBi, she won a Jay Chiat for achievement for best new brand for the brand relaunch of Seamless.com, as well as a Webby for the Sony Xperia Creators Program, gaining industry-wide recognition.

Hsu started out in market research at MKTG, has a M.A. in marketing and communications from Cal State Fullerton and lives in New York with her giant husband, Tony. In her spare time, Hsu co-hosts a weekly podcast focused on her passion for memes, called The Meme Team.

Debbi Vandeven is the global chief creative officer at VMLY&R, a brand experience agency the delivers contemporary, fully-integrated digital and creative offerings to clients on a global scale. VMLY&R combines brand experience and brand advertising, drawing on the complementary expertise of agencies VML and Y&R to create connected brands that drive value for clients.

Vandeven helped lead VML to being named on the Ad Age Agency A-List in 2018, 2017 and 2016. She was recently honored as a part of Adweek’s Creative 100 and Business Insider’s “The 30 Most Creative People in Advertising 2016” list.

Since joining VML in 2000, Vandeven has continually fostered a collaborative creative environment that delivers smart and innovative solutions to clients around the world, including Colgate-Palmolive, Dell, Electrolux/Frigidaire, Ford, Gatorade, Mastercard, New Balance, PepsiCo, QuikTrip and Wendy’s. Her creative philosophy focuses on the idea rather than a specific channel, and she encourages teams to approach any project from this perspective. It’s this approach that’s at the heart of VMLY&R’s mission to move brands forward by creating connections across the connected consumer experience.

Vandeven has served on several international award show juries, including ANDY Awards, Art Directors Club (2018 jury chair), Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity (2018 entertainment jury president), CLIO Awards (2016 digital jury chair), IAB MIXX Awards, Loeries, New York Festivals, and One Show Interactive, and has judged Best Ads multiple times.

VML experienced unprecedented growth and award recognition under her leadership, earning accolades from top international shows, including Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, ANDY Awards, Art Directors Club, CLIO Awards, Effie Awards, Facebook Awards, London International Awards, New York Festivals, One Show, Spikes Asia, Webby Awards and more. At Cannes Lions in 2018, the agency received 21 Lions and 62 shortlists with work from 10 offices for 21 clients. VML was also named Entertainment Agency of the Year for the second year in a row. Overall, the VMLY&R network ranked sixth globally.

This year, Vandeven was part of the founding group of female agency leaders who launched Time’s Up/Advertising to address the industry’s pervasive problems with sexual harassment and gender inequality. She was named one of Ad Age’s Women to Watch in 2014 and is a strong supporter of initiatives advancing women in creative leadership and mentoring talent to help women develop the interpersonal skills it takes to succeed in today’s industry. This mindset contributed to VML being named one of the two first-ever 3% certified agencies in 2017.

Jonathan Jackson is co-founder and former Head of Corporate Brand at Blavity, the largest media platform and lifestyle brand for Black millennials. Jackson worked to push its story and ideology to new markets, establish strategic partnerships and foundations and produce compelling thought-leadership content around the next generation of makers and creatives. He worked closely with senior leadership and executives who were looking to retain and engage with new audiences and drive sustained financial growth.

Jackson is currently the 2019 Nieman-Berkman Klein Fellow at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society. His work is centered around the emergence of black media in the digital age, examining new ways to measure black cultural influence and its effect on the media and advertising landscape both domestically and abroad.

Prior to Blavity, Jackson worked across various roles at LinkedIn across HR and advertising, and most recently as an editor overseeing the Influencer program, which brings together 500 of the world’s top thought leaders to engage with LinkedIn’s 580MM members through rich insights and original content.

As a speaker, Jackson has lectured at Harvard Business School, Moody’s, The United Nations, Pandora, MEC and other global brands and Fortune 500 companies. He is the recipient of the Digital Diversity Network’s 2017 Culture Catalyst Award, recognized as a trendsetter and influencer in the digital and tech zeitgeist. He sits on the Nielsen African-American External Advisory Council, Sparks & Honey Global Advisory Board and is an active board member at HBCU.VC, a 5013c organization focused on equipping the next generation of Black and Latinx students looking to get involved in venture capital.

Tina Pautz serves as GM of Convertro, a leading marketing measurement, analytics and activation platform focused on integrating Convertro’s technology, people and assets into the broader Verizon Media Group platforms. She previously led client services and operations for Convertro, providing multi-touch, marketing mix and unified attribution solutions to a portfolio of global brands.

Prior to Convertro, Pautz led the account management, ad operations and implementation practices for Ad.com Dynamic Retargeter and was a key participant in its predecessor Buysight’s sale to AOL. She started her career in finance, working in asset management and real estate investment prior to joining Buysight as its seventh employee.

Christina (Tina) Wein is VP of Agency and Brand Development at InMobi, the largest independent mobile in-app advertising platform and a leading enterprise platform for marketers. In her current role, she runs sales efforts for all brand and performance solutions in North America. Prior to joining InMobi over three years ago, she was VP of Agency Development at Innovid, a leader in interactive video and connected TV. She has also held senior level positions at AOL, Yahoo! and DoubleClick, and has over 20 years of digital media and advertising technology experience.

Wein holds a B.A. from Georgetown University and an MBA from Columbia Business School. She is an avid traveler, competitive tennis and paddle tennis player, and fledgling but enthusiastic golfer.