Aceex Celebrates 6 Years with Letters to the Future from Its Team
by on 5th Sep 2025 in News
Aceex recently celebrated its sixth anniversary. Over the past six years, the company has navigated the fast-paced and ever-changing world of ad tech, achieving remarkable growth and fostering strong partnerships along the way.
To mark the occasion, the team decided to take a reflective, playful approach: each member wrote a letter to themselves and to the company, envisioning the future and their aspirations in 5 or 10 years. "We’ve been through a lot, and honestly, who could have imagined six years ago that the journey would turn out this exciting? Given how unpredictable things have been, we wanted to have a little fun with fate and capture our hopes for the future." – said Emin Alpan, CEO at Aceex.
The initiative is not only a celebration of the company’s journey but also a look at the people behind the scenes. Those driving innovation and growth in programmatic advertising. Over the last year alone, Aceex delivered 12.5 billion impressions, launched 1,123 campaigns, and onboarded 41 new partners, underscoring the platform’s continued impact and reach.
Each team member shared their letter on their LinkedIn profile, offering a personal glimpse into their vision for Aceex and their own professional growth. The letters reveal both reflection and ambition, highlighting the company’s culture of experimentation and long-term thinking.
Aceex continues to focus on building meaningful partnerships with enterprise clients, expanding its reach into both demand-side platforms, publishers, and others. By combining innovative technology with a human-centric approach, Aceex aims to maintain its leadership in programmatic advertising while staying grounded in the team’s values and vision.
To read the team’s letters to the future and learn more about Aceex’s anniversary reflections, visit the company page. The posts provide a unique perspective on how a team’s individual aspirations align with the broader mission of the company.
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