Hadassa Gerber
Director of Research and Systems
Hadassa Gerber is director of research and systems at the Syndicated Network Television Association (SNTA). She oversees all research and statistical information for the association.

Prior to joining SNTA, Gerber was executive vice president and channel director at YR2.1, a full-service brand communications agency specializing in building online brands. Before that she was media planning director at Y&R/The Media Edge, overseeing all work for Kraft Foods.

Gerber also was executive vice president and director of media strategies at DeWitt Media, now the Optimedia International unit of Publicis. At DeWitt, her media plans and guerilla marketing tactics increased the impact of smaller ad spenders including Discovery Networks, Reebok and Rite Aid. She also served as director of media information and new technologies at McCann- Erickson Worldwide.

Other clients she has served include Johnson & Johnson, Hilton, AT&T, Buick, BMW, Coca Cola, Eastman Kodak, American Express, Proctor & Gamble, MasterCard, Nestle Foods, Quaker Oats, Colgate and General Foods.

She has taught media and advertising at Baruch College and Parsons School of Design in New York









MANAGEMENT BIOS
Hadassa Gerber, Director of Research and Systems
SHORT POD ADVANTAGE
Syndication: Shorter Pods & More A/B Positions

Syndication's national breaks are shorter than both network prime and cable, making our commercials more likely to be recalled by consumers.

According to the 2012 SNTA Member Survey, Syndication also has a higher percentage of "first minute" positions; valued by marketers looking to get their commercials seen "Live" and in Playback. For those looking to really stand out, Syndication has :60 breaks in many popular shows.

To learn more about how your brands can benefit from Syndication's short pod advantage and first-minute leadership, Click here to view the entire presentation.

SYNDICATION: HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

Syndication:
Healthy Lifestyle

Americans invest in staying healthy, spending over $60 Billion on weight loss and nearly $30 Billion on vitamins and supplements. Marketers looking to reach health conscious adults turn to syndication whose viewers lead active lifestyles, read nutrition labels, and seek out new ways to stay informed on trends in diet and fitness.

Healthy menu options at restaurants and purchasing organic food are two growth areas in the food industry. In the SNTA's 2012 Healthy Living report, we look at how syndication's viewers make healthy choices when dining out and how mom viewers are buying organic food for the family.

Click here to download the entire Healthy Living presentation.

SYNDICATION: WOMEN DAILY

Syndication:
Engaging Women


Syndicated Television is the smart choice for marketers looking to deliver female targets with top rated progams all week long. For marketers interested in strong weekend sales, Syndication dominates the ratings on Fridays.

Viewers form deep connections with syndication's hosts whose programs engender both "trust" and "influence". As half of women now have DVR's, Syndicated Television continues to provide DVR-proof performance. With multiplatform integrations and new messaging formats, marketers are engaging viewers in and beyond the program, further extending these connections.

Click here to view the presentation detail and learn more about how syndication's programming engages women daily.