2024 Visibility Perceptions in Advertising

Acknowledgments

MEGHAN BARTLEY
Senior Director of Brands, Agencies, and Engagement at GLAAD

TRISTAN MARRA
Vice President of Research and Reports at GLAAD

ALEX CAMMY
Consultant at GLAAD

MARGARET GALLAGHER
Layout and Design

GLAAD ADVERTISING ADVISORY COUNCIL:
Shameek Bose, Mike Doyle, Brian Ellner, Adrienne Hayes, Brent Miller, Tristen Norman, Brandon Parrott-Sheffer, Christena Pyle, Scott Reed, Tiffany R. Warren

SPECIAL THANKS:
Gwendolyn Pointer, Rich Ferraro, Tony Morrison, Brendan Davis, Heidi Spillum, Crystal Stafford, Lauren Sanders, Daniel DeMartis

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