Emi Suzuki

Emi Suzuki is a senior AdTech operator at Google Japan, where she leads the advertiser solutions business encompassing programmatic advertising infrastructure, DV360 platform adoption, and measurement frameworks for the Japanese market. Her work sits at the intersection of global platform strategy and local market execution, navigating Japan's distinctive media landscape — characterized by strong agency holding group influence, unique consumer privacy expectations, and regulatory considerations that differ meaningfully from Western markets. In her role, Suzuki is a key figure in Google's efforts to guide Japanese advertisers and agencies through the deprecation of third-party cookies, a transition that carries particular complexity in APAC markets where identity solutions and data partnerships are structured differently than in the US or Europe. She works directly with major Japanese brands and media agencies to build durable measurement and targeting capabilities that can survive the cookieless era. Her position makes her one of the more influential voices in Japanese programmatic advertising, bridging the gap between Google's global product roadmap and the practical realities faced by advertisers operating in Japan's highly structured and relationship-driven media buying ecosystem.

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