Consumable
Chief Strategy Officer
Leading company-wide strategy and revenue at an audio marketing platform, connecting audience signals with more measurable media.
I work at the intersection of media, audio, and revenue strategy. After more than a decade at iHeartMedia, I now lead strategy and revenue at Consumable.

Curiosity first. Clarity always.
My work spans digital audio, podcasting, and media revenue—from iHeartMedia to my current leadership at Consumable. The through-line is helping media businesses adapt as audiences and platforms change.
At iHeartMedia, I moved from national audio sales into digital revenue operations. At Consumable, I bring that operating perspective to making digital audio more measurable.
My career has been centered on leadership at the intersection of audio and digital—focused on audiences, measurable growth, and sustainable business models.
Chief Strategy Officer
Leading company-wide strategy and revenue at an audio marketing platform, connecting audience signals with more measurable media.
National Audio Sales · Digital Revenue Operations
Led pricing, forecasting, revenue analytics, and commercial operations for podcast and streaming businesses over more than a decade at iHeartMedia.
Jared’s IAB committee service dates back to his iHeartMedia years. Current rosters list him as a participant on the Addressability & Measurement, Audio, Commerce Media, and Games committees. He brings a media operator’s perspective to conversations about audiences, advertising, and the standards that help the market grow.
Elected to a three-year term serving the Marathon Central School District community, from 2026 through 2029. Serving on the Finance, Audit, Human Resources, and Safety committees for the 2026–27 school year.
Connect audience signals to a clearer view of media performance and impact.
Turn platform and audience shifts into practical commercial strategy.
Modernize the work while sustaining the people and programs behind it.
Conversations on media, revenue, and the practical work of organizational change.
Download speaker one-sheetJared Lapin is Chief Strategy Officer at Consumable, leading company-wide strategy and revenue. His media and audio experience includes more than a decade at iHeartMedia.
Jared Lapin is Chief Strategy Officer at Consumable, leading company-wide strategy and revenue. Previously, he spent more than a decade at iHeartMedia, working across podcasting, streaming, pricing, forecasting, and revenue operations. He brings a practical perspective on helping media businesses adapt as audiences and platforms change. Beyond his corporate work, Jared serves on WRUR-FM’s Alumni Advisory Board and the Marathon Central School District Board of Education, and participates in IAB committees.
How audience data and incrementality can help make audio’s impact more measurable.
Making informed trade-offs, finding efficiencies, and planning beyond the next cycle.
Turning strategic direction into practical operating choices and helping teams adapt.
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I’m interested in candid conversations about media and audio, the business of reaching audiences, and how organizations evolve without losing the people behind the work.
Selected interviews and writing on audio, audience signals, and the changing media landscape.
Jared Lapin and Andrew Essex in conversation about audio advertising.
The Saturnalia Château · Published by The Imaginarium Agency.
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Home is a small farm in Marathon, New York, shared with my partner, Marcie Palmer Eaton, and our five daughters.
Family travel keeps the world wide. Farm life keeps the work tangible. Both are useful reminders that good decisions have to hold up beyond a conference room.
Competition, focus, and the next point.
Time outside, with conditions that demand attention.
New places, shared experiences, and a wider perspective.
A lasting interest in how things work—and how to make them work better.
For speaking, consulting, board opportunities, or a thoughtful exchange, tell me what you’re working on.