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Erik Huberman
Founder & CEO, Hawke Media | Entrepreneurial Investor | Leading Hawke Media to Transform Businesses with Marketing Expertise
Erik Huberman
Erik Huberman is a successful entrepreneur, marketer, and thought leader. He is the founder and CEO of Hawke Media, a highly successful marketing agency valued at over $150 million that has helped grow more than 4,700 brands worldwide.1 Huberman is also a Founding Partner at Hawke Ventures, a Partner at BLT Enterprises, and an Angel Investor in various companies.246
Key Facts about Erik Huberman
- CEO of Hawke Media, a $150M marketing agency1
- Founding Partner at Hawke Ventures24
- Partner at BLT Enterprises2357
- Angel Investor in multiple companies46
- Public Speaker and Thought Leader in marketing and e-commerce1
- Author of the book "The Hawke Method"1
- Award Winner including Forbes 30 Under 30, CSQ's 40 Under 40, Inc. Magazine's Top 25 Marketing Influencers, and more1
Huberman's insights and leadership have shaped the marketing industry, and he continues to pioneer new strategies to ensure Hawke Media remains at the forefront.1 He is a well-known writer who has been featured in top publications like Rolling Stone, Forbes, Business Insider, Entrepreneur, and Inc.1 Huberman's engaging speaking style combines entrepreneurial advice, personal values, and anecdotes to provide accessible business and marketing guidance.1
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Anthropic partnering with PwC shows AI is moving from a “cool tool” to core business infrastructure. Companies are no longer focused on the best chatbot. They’re focused on which platforms can integrate into workflows, improve efficiency, and create real ROI.
The bigger shift is that AI is becoming less about replacing humans and more about humans managing systems of AI agents. Companies that redesign operations around AI instead of treating it like a side tool will likely have a major advantage over the next few years.
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Everyone’s calling this the future of sports advertising.
They’re right, but they’re also underestimating what’s actually happening.
What Genius Sports is rolling out isn’t just better targeting. It’s a shift in how media is bought and executed in live environments.
For years, brands bought live sports the same way. You pick a placement, lock in a time slot, and hope the moment delivers. It worked because sports guaranteed attention, but it was inefficient. You were buying scale, not precision.
Now that’s changing.
Brands can trigger ads based on what’s actually happening in the game, not just when it airs, but when it matters. That’s a major shift from buying time to buying moments.
The real unlock here isn’t data. It’s timing and emotion. You can now align messaging with spikes in tension, momentum, or excitement in real time. That’s powerful, but most brands aren’t ready for it.
Just because you can trigger ads in real time doesn’t mean your creative, systems, or teams are built for it. Most don’t have dynamic creative or the ability to react quickly enough to make it work.
So you end up with advanced targeting and static execution, which kills the impact.
This is where the advantage shifts. Not to traditional media buyers, but to operators who can connect strategy, data, creative, and execution in real time. And this doesn’t stop at sports. This is the direction all advertising is moving. Streaming, social, and commerce will follow.
Live sports is just the first real stress test because the attention and stakes are highest.
Bottom line, this isn’t a new channel. It’s a new way of thinking. We’re moving from buying media to reacting to moments.
And the winners will be the ones who can move fastest and execute when it matters.
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