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Omnicom Digital CEO Jonathan Nelson spoke to Variety‘s Todd Spangler about why having an additional digital platform in the modern media and marketing space is essential.

“There’s not a digital department, there’s a digital person — that person is me —  and my job is to drive digital into every nook and cranny as widely as possible,” Nelson said during the Variety Studio at Cannes presented by Inscape & iSpot.tv

 

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