Tameka Kee has spent fifteen years at the intersection of media, advertising technology, and the written word. She started as a journalist — covering the business of digital media for paidContent and MediaPost — which is probably why she ended up doing what she does now.

Most companies in the ad tech and media space are genuinely good at building things. What they struggle with is articulating why those things matter — to their clients, to the market, to their own teams. That's where Tameka comes in. She works with companies on narrative, positioning, and content strategy, finding the through line between complex technology and the people on the other end who actually use it or are impacted by it.

The other thing she does is host and facilitate. She's led sessions for Beet.TV, Black Public Media, TWIPN, and others — curating conversations between seriously smart people and getting them to think differently. That work tends to land in rooms because someone watched it happen somewhere else. MIQ brought her in after their CSO saw her lead sessions at a retreat. That's usually how it works.

She's been at the frontier of emerging technology and media for fifteen years — when it was mobile, it was mobile. When it was programmatic, it was programmatic. When it was AR and VR, and now AI. The technology changes. The questions it raises don't.

She's built event agendas that drew 10,000+ attendees. She grew CIMM's sponsorship revenue by nearly 6x and launched its flagship summit with 5x the organization's previous attendance. She's been the strategic voice behind some of ad tech's most recognized platforms — as founder of TJK Media.

She has always been the person translating what's complicated into what's actionable. The industry just keeps giving her new material to work with.

She's also the founder of In.Flux — a creative studio producing curated experiences at the intersection of art, technology, and culture.