PubMatic appoints Megan Ramm as global chief revenue officer

PubMatic has appointed Megan Ramm as global chief revenue officer, overseeing the adtech company's revenue operations across the Americas, EMEA and APAC.

Ramm joins from Uber Advertising, where she was head of global sales and led the company's global sales organisation.

She has also held sales roles at Snap and Google, where she spent six years working across search and programmatic advertising. Earlier in her career, Ramm worked at Forbes and Reuters.

Global revenue remit

Based in New York, Ramm will lead PubMatic's publisher and buyer revenue teams, with responsibility for relationships across brands, agencies, DSPs and publishers.

Her remit will include performance advertising, connected TV, mobile app and agentic advertising.

"As our AI-native capabilities prove themselves with advertisers and agencies, we need a leader who can scale those relationships and capture the market opportunity ahead. Megan is the one to lead that charge,” said Rajeev Goel, Co-Founder and CEO.

"She understands the full advertiser journey and has a proven track record of building high-performing sales organisations. Her appointment reinforces our commitment to putting customers first and delivering the best solutions for advertisers, agencies and publishers during this transformational moment."

The appointment follows PubMatic's announcement in April that it would consolidate its revenue-generating functions under a new global chief revenue officer.

Ramm joins PubMatic

“I'm excited to join PubMatic at this pivotal moment for the company and for the industry. PubMatic is uniquely positioned to lead the AI transformation in digital advertising. My focus is clear: bring executional rigour and a genuine commitment to delivering results for advertisers, and help drive growth that translates into stronger publisher partnerships. This is an exciting inflection point, and I'm thrilled to be joining this team,” Ramm said.

The appointment follows PubMatic's second-quarter 2026 results, which included a return to double-digit year-on-year revenue growth.