Wizeline Named as an Inaugural Partner in Brightspot’s Expanded Partner Program

Partnership provides businesses a roadmap to seamlessly implement, scale and customize their content management systems with fast time to value

Wizeline, a global technology services provider that builds and integrates scalable digital solutions, has been named an ‘Inaugural Partner’ with Brightspot, a leading, world-class content management system (CMS). Through this expanded partnership, Wizeline will continue working alongside Brightspot to deliver the ultimate experience for customers looking to create robust, professional, and personable digital experiences for their end users.

“As a global technology services provider that builds and optimizes seamless, scalable digital solutions for leading brands, Wizeline is excited to leverage our technical and industry expertise to help Brightspot’s customers align their technology and content strategies,” said Bismarck Lepe, Founder and CEO of Wizeline. “Through our partnership, we aim to accelerate implementation and time to value for businesses, empowering them to create exceptional digital experiences. Together, we are committed to driving innovation and delivering value to our clients, and we look forward to a successful partnership with Brightspot.”

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Brightspot’s Inaugural Partners are the solutions, technology and agency partners currently achieving specific training accreditation and specializations with the Brightspot CMS and will continue to provide a variety of high-value services and support.

“With the next generation of the Brightspot Partner Program, we’re investing to ensure our solutions, technology and agency partners are successful,” said Raleigh McClayton, CEO of Brightspot. “This is an exciting chapter in Brightspot’s growth. Alongside our partners, we will help Brightspot customers to realize their content strategies using the most powerful platform delivered with incredible service.”