Egbavwe leads media strategy and strategic innovation for some of CMI Media Group’s largest clients. He has over 20 years of media experience across multiple industries including retail, higher education, and pharma. He has focused on media transformation through innovative thinking and a data driven approach for scaling and optimizing media plans. This has included working across many HCP and patient/consumer audiences including oncology, HIV, respiratory, immunology, and vaccines. Egbavwe also leads the CMI Media Group Inclusive Media Center of Excellence, which helps the company’s clients to ensure they are reaching all audiences where and how they want to be reached.

Egbavwe leads media strategy and strategic innovation for some of CMI Media Group’s largest clients. He has over 20 years of media experience across multiple industries including retail, higher education, and pharma. He has focused on media transformation through innovative thinking and a data driven approach for scaling and optimizing media plans. This has included working across many HCP and patient/consumer audiences including oncology, HIV, respiratory, immunology, and vaccines. Egbavwe also leads the CMI Media Group Inclusive Media Center of Excellence, which helps the company’s clients to ensure they are reaching all audiences where and how they want to be reached.

Egbavwe leads media strategy and strategic innovation for some of CMI Media Group’s largest clients. He has over 20 years of media experience across multiple industries including retail, higher education, and pharma. He has focused on media transformation through innovative thinking and a data driven approach for scaling and optimizing media plans. This has included working across many HCP and patient/consumer audiences including oncology, HIV, respiratory, immunology, and vaccines. Egbavwe also leads the CMI Media Group Inclusive Media Center of Excellence, which helps the company’s clients to ensure they are reaching all audiences where and how they want to be reached.

Egbavwe leads media strategy and strategic innovation for some of CMI Media Group’s largest clients. He has over 20 years of media experience across multiple industries including retail, higher education, and pharma. He has focused on media transformation through innovative thinking and a data driven approach for scaling and optimizing media plans. This has included working across many HCP and patient/consumer audiences including oncology, HIV, respiratory, immunology, and vaccines. Egbavwe also leads the CMI Media Group Inclusive Media Center of Excellence, which helps the company’s clients to ensure they are reaching all audiences where and how they want to be reached.

Nneka Onuorah is a trailblazing, Emmy Award-winning Nigerian-American filmmaker, producer, and activist committed to telling narratively- and formally-daring stories that re-examine and lift up underrepresented communities.

In September 2022, she won the Primetime Emmy Award for ‘Outstanding Directing for a Reality Program’ for Amazon’s LIZZO’S WATCH OUT FOR THE BIG GRRRLS. The series—which also won the Emmy for ‘Outstanding Competition Program’—follows superstar Lizzo on the hunt for confident, badass women to join her world tour. This marked Nneka’s first nomination and win, and a historic moment for queer women of color directors at the Emmys.

She will next direct a docuseries, currently in production, with Megan Thee Stallion which will chronicle the Grammy-winning rapper’s meteoric rise in the music industry and beyond, produced in collaboration with Time Studios & Jay-Z’s Roc Nation.

Nneka’s recent directorial work has twice been nominated for ‘Outstanding Documentary’ at the GLAAD Media Awards: in 2017, for THE SAME DIFFERENCE, about internalized homophobia within the black lesbian community; and in 2022, for The Legend of the Underground, which premiered at Tribeca before debuting on HBO in June 2021, produced by John Legend and focused on Nigerian youth challenging their country’s discriminatory anti-LGBTQ laws. Her other credits include Netflix’s prison-themed First and Last; Viceland’s black queer-focused My House; Burn Down The House, which premiered at NewFest; and The G Word, produced by Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions.

Jerri is the Founder & CEO of the Black Executive CMO Alliance, BECA and a member of the prestigious Advertising Hall of Fame.

She is the former Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer of Office Depot, Inc., responsible for the P&L for e-commerce, customer service, all marketing functions, data & analytics, communications, community investment and events, having previously served as its Chief Marketing Officer.

Jerri has 40 years of extensive marketing and leadership experience at large global brands. Prior to Office Depot, she served as Chief Marketing Officer of The ADT Corporation, a leading provider of home and business security services. Prior to that, Jerri served as Executive Vice President, CMO for Nokia based in Helsinki and London. Additionally, she held senior marketing roles as SVP at Verizon Communications, CMO at Citibank, VP at Revlon, VP at Harrah’s Entertainment, at the NFL and at General Mills, formerly the Pillsbury Company. Jerri is an Economics graduate of Spelman College, and has served as a member of the Board of Trustees and received her MBA from Clark Atlanta University Graduate School of Business.

She currently serves as a director on the boards of Dow, one of the world’s largest materials science companies; Under Armour Inc., a global athletic performance and innovation brand; cars.com, a leading digital marketplace that connects car shoppers with sellers; and Root Insurance, a disruptive digital company utilizing AI to provide auto insurance.