Spotwise partners with Meliora Creative

A partnership with the Australian advisory group founded by broadcast operators, covering Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Western Europe.

Riga, 8 September 2026

Spotwise, the agentic operating system for broadcast media, has entered a partnership with Meliora Creative, the Australian advisory group led by Clive Dickens and Jack Lonergan. The partnership was covered this week by Mediaweek Australia.

Clive, Jack and the Meliora team have spent their careers on the operator side of broadcast, running the kinds of groups Spotwise is now building for. That perspective is hard to buy and harder to replicate, and having it close by as the company moves into new markets matters more than almost anything else at this stage.

Under the arrangement, Meliora will open conversations with broadcast groups across Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Western Europe, and advise on how the product lands with operators in each market. Spotwise joins Meliora's partner portfolio alongside OM Sound & Vision and allt.tv.

"Selling into a radio group is not the same as selling software," said Roberts Levics, CEO and co-founder of Spotwise. "The buyer is a commercial director with a revenue number and a sales team that already has a way of working. People who have sat in that chair can tell us in a sentence what will survive contact with a station and what will not."

The partnership follows the launch of Spotwise aOS in July and the company joining the Agentic Advertising Organization in August.

About Spotwise

Spotwise is an agentic operating system for broadcast media. It monitors advertising across radio, TV and podcast in more than 14 countries and runs the work that follows: market research, competitive analytics and share of voice, campaign planning and pricing, delivery verification, pitch preparation and prospecting, with AI agents doing in minutes what a media team does by hand.

One example: a station's sales team can see every advertiser active in a category across the market, including those currently spending with competitors, and arrive at the pitch already holding that brand's schedule, creative and estimated spend.