Locality makes key VP hires
May 4, 2026
Locality, the US local TV advertising platform connecting brands to local audiences across broadcast and streaming, has announced the appointment of Steve Fish and Adam Quinn as vice presidents of sales to support the continued expansion of its national go-to-market strategy for Collective, Locality’s data‑driven broadcast solution that enables national advertisers to plan and activate local television inventory at scale.
Collective gives national advertisers a unified, audience-based way to access and activate local broadcast with the ability to extend campaigns into streaming for incremental reach.
Fish and Quinn bring deep expertise in data-driven advertising and national sales leadership. They will play a critical role in scaling adoption of Locality’s Collective solution among national advertisers and agencies. Their appointments reflect Locality’s focus on making audience-based buying across local television easier to plan, activate, and measure at national scale, particularly as Upfront dynamics continue to shift.
“Local television is one of the most powerful advertising platforms, and also one of the most complex to execute at scale,” said Michael Collins, CEO of Locality. “As demand grows for more efficient, data-driven ways to reach audiences wherever they’re watching content, we’re investing in the people and infrastructure required to simplify that process. Steve and Adam bring the experience and leadership to help more advertisers unlock the full value of local television.”
Together, Fish and Quinn bring decades of combined experience in the advertising industry. Fish’s background includes roles at ITN Networks, DirecTV Ad Sales, and most recently Ampersand, while Quinn’s spans ESPN, National Geographic Partners, and most recently Simulmedia. With deep expertise in national sales and advanced advertising solutions, they will focus on accelerating adoption of Collective among national advertisers and agencies, working in close partnership with Brian Morse, vice president and head of Collective, to scale the solution across the market.
Their appointments come at a pivotal moment as Upfront negotiations evolve within an increasingly converged TV landscape. As buying shifts toward audience-first planning, advertisers are seeking more coordinated ways to execute across markets and channels. Bringing data and flexibility into broadcast buying allows local markets to play an intentional, integrated role within national upfront strategies. This approach supports more effective delivery in underserved markets and expands access to high-demand inventory, including live sports and tentpole events, even as national supply becomes constrained.
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