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Kahn Media Promotes Luke Walsh to Vice President

A longtime leader of the aftermarket & performance division, Walsh will help guide the agency’s next phase of growth across new verticals & capabilities…

Kahn Media—the award-winning integrated marketing agency known for its expertise in the automotive, luxury lifestyle and outdoor sectors—has promoted longtime team member Luke Walsh to the role of vice president. The agency states that the move comes amid a period of accelerated growth as it expands its service portfolio to include first-party data-driven email marketing, full-scale event production and promotion, and expanded creative and digital programs.

Walsh, who joined the firm in 2015 as an account coordinator, has spent the last decade rising through the ranks while helping shape Kahn Media’s dominant presence in the performance aftermarket, according to company officials in a press release. As vice president, he is charged with providing senior leadership across the agency’s internal teams and playing a key role in scaling new capabilities and client verticals.

“Luke has been a force within our agency—smart, strategic, and deeply respected by both clients and staff,” said Dan Kahn, founder and CEO of Kahn Media. “This promotion reflects both his leadership and the momentum of the agency as we grow into a true full-stack partner for our clients.”

Walsh’s Past & Future Roles at Kahn Media

Walsh previously served as an account supervisor and account director, leading high-impact campaigns for marquee brands including King of the Hammers, BluePrint Engines, and Velocity Restorations. In his expanded role, he will continue direct client engagement while also helping to oversee the rollout of integrated services spanning influencer strategy, content production, event execution, performance marketing and beyond.

“This new role comes at a pivotal time for Kahn Media,” said Walsh. “We’re not just growing in size—we’re evolving how we deliver results. It’s exciting to help lead an agency that’s reshaping what full-service actually means.”

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