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Thaddeus Kromelis
Creative, marketing, media + strategy • Builder of in-house agencies • Fractional CXO
Thaddeus Kromelis is the founder of TPK AOK, a company that specializes in marketing and advertising. He has a strong background in creative services, which he has expanded through collaborations to enhance the offerings available to his clients. His LinkedIn profile highlights his expertise in advertising and creative strategy, indicating a focus on innovative solutions for businesses.12
In addition to his role at TPK AOK, Kromelis is actively engaged in discussions about the evolving landscape of in-house agencies, emphasizing their growing importance in the marketing sector.2 His professional network includes a variety of posts related to marketing trends and creative collaboration, showcasing his commitment to staying at the forefront of industry developments.1
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Excited to announce my partnership with Jed Alpert and Joshua Liberson at Origami Advisory.
This collaboration expands the services and capabilities I now offer clients via TPK AOK.
In addition to my expertise in advertising, marketing, media, and in-housing, Origami and I can now provide creative services, customer experience, design, finance, legal, M&A consulting, and other services that have made Origami a leading business transformation agency since 2017.
Origami has brought meaningful change and growth to clients like Christie's, eBay, goop, Herman Miller, Knoll, Il Buco Family, The Paris Review, Waterworks, and Zappos Family of Companies, to name a few, and we aim to have more on the way soon.
Reach out to talk shop. We’re here to help.
#marketing #advertising #creative #transformation
Quick Saturday morning musing: I used to joke that listening to "People vs. Algorithms" with Brian Morrissey and Troy Young was a regular dose of despair for us digital media folks.
Every episode, they'd discuss industry threats — declining traffic, the rise of retail media (RTM), the death of the cookie — that would inevitably trigger an existential career crisis.
But this week's episode, "Maybe the AI Hype is Real," felt different to me.
As the implications of AI on media and advertising become clearer, it feels like we can stop the hand wringing, talking about the hypothetical what-ifs and whens, and as the future becomes clearer, we start focusing on new solutions, playbooks, and plans for building a world where AI is the primary interface and distribution point for information.
We've turned a corner.
It’s time to move on from a mindset of managing decline and staving off the inevitable to one of capitalizing on the brave new opportunities in front of us.
I don’t know. Maybe it’s just me. Perhaps this feeling will fade over the coming weeks. But I believe there’s something there.
Off to find a frozen Kind bar. It’s five o’clock somewhere.
#digitalmedia #media #advertising #AI
