Veylan, the AI-native operating system for modern advertising, announced the acquisition of Advisr, a sales platform trusted by leading media organizations. The acquisition combines Advisr’s deep expertise in local media sales with Veylan’s intelligent infrastructure, unlocking new opportunities for transformational growth, scale and performance across the media sales ecosystem.

​​Advisr’s footprint will anchor Veylan as the go-to AI-native platform for local media sales, freeing sellers to focus on what matters most: relationships, strategy, and results. The outcome is more than efficiency, it’s a future where local sellers can move with the same speed and confidence as the world’s biggest advertisers.

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The deal marks both evolution and acceleration. For local media, it’s a leap forward. For the industry, it’s validation that Veylan’s intelligent operating system is built to serve across every market, every team, everywhere.

“The combination of Veylan and Advisr will be a catalyst for change across the local media landscape,” said Anthony Iacovone, Veylan Co-Founder & CEO. “By bringing AI-native intelligence to the core of their operations, we’re helping media companies replace inefficiency with automation, accelerate revenue growth, and deliver stronger results for their clients.”

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Nagle, who built Advisr into a platform serving more than 7,000 sales professionals, will now oversee operations across the combined entity.

“Advisr was built to help media sales teams move with speed and clarity,” said Quique Nagle, Veylan Chief Operating Officer. “With Veylan, that foundation is multiplied – powered by AI to connect planning, proposals, creative, media and execution in one intelligent system. It’s the future our customers are stepping into.”

Veylan is reimagining advertising by harnessing AI to unify fragmented workflows into a single intelligent operating system. For the first time, media companies can operate with the speed, precision, and scale of digital giants, unlocking new revenue, transforming client outcomes, and reshaping how the industry competes.