Harry Kargman is the founder and CEO of Kargo, the leading mobile brand advertising marketplace. Harry was named an EY Entrepreneur of the Year in 2016. Under his leadership over the last 15+ years, Harry has transformed Kargo from a small start-up into one of the advertising industry’s fastest- growing and most innovative technology companies — announced as an Inc. 500 winner in 2015. Harry sits on the Advertising Council Board of Directors.
His experience building Kargo from the ground up has given him a deep understanding of the latest trends. He is a frequent speaker and panelist at CES, IAB, Advertising Week, Web Summit, Cannes and other advertising and technology conferences, and has been featured in The NYTimes, The Today Show, AdAge, Bloomberg, Fox Business, The Wall Street Journal, NPR and dozens of other media outlets.
Harry graduated with honors from Harvard College, where he is now an advisor to young entrepreneurs through the Harvard Innovation Lab. He lives in New York City with his wife and three children.Harry Kargman is the founder and CEO of Kargo, the leading next-generation,
omnichannel advertising platform. Harry was named an EY Entrepreneur of the
Year in 2016 and leads Kargo’s strategy and growth objectives. Under his leadership
over the last 20 years, Harry has transformed Kargo from a bootstrapped start-up
into one of the advertising industry’s largest and fastest-growing technology
companies — announced as an Inc. 500 winner and Deloitte Technology Fast 50
company. Harry has won the Advertising Club President’s Award and is a board
member of the AdCouncil, Tech:NYC, the Partnership for New York, and the MMA
Media & Data Board.
He is a frequent speaker and panelist at CES, IAB, Advertising Week, Web Summit,
Cannes and other advertising and technology conferences, and has been featured in
The NYTimes, The Today Show, AdAge, Bloomberg, Fox Business, The Wall Street
Journal, NPR and dozens of other media outlets.
Harry graduated with honors from Harvard College, where he is an advisor to young
entrepreneurs through the Harvard Innovation Lab and lives in New York City with
his wife and three children.