SScreenverse Media provides ad management and monetization for DOOH digital signage. It coordinates direct sales, programmatic buying, and private marketplace deals to maximize revenue for advertisers and screen owners. Its end-to-end services include ad trafficking, reporting, dynamic creative delivery, and campaign analysis to optimize campaigns. The company differentiates itself through its network of relationships with agencies, OOH specialists, and DSPs to monetize inventory across multiple channels, with a goal of growing clients’ DOOH revenue and helping screen owners monetize their screens more effectively.
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Western Union selects Screenverse as exclusive programmatic technology partner for its DOOH network. October 13, 2026 The partnership gives advertisers access to more than 2,600 digital screens across 124 U.S. markets, reaching consumers during everyday financial transactions and money management moments. NEW YORK, NY - October 13, 2026 - Screenverse, a leading programmatic technology partner for digital out-of-home (DOOH), announced a new partnership today with Western Union, a global leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement, payments, and digital financial services. The partnership gives advertisers the opportunity to connect with consumers as they manage money, make payments, and navigate everyday financial decisions. Western Union's DOOH media network spans more than 2,600 digital screens across 124 U.S. markets and generates more than 623 million monthly impressions. With a strong presence in major markets including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, and Houston, advertisers can reach consumers at national scale while focusing on the markets and communities most relevant to their campaigns. What sets Western Union apart is the financial mindset of consumers visiting these locations. Screens are positioned across financial services and everyday retail environments, including check-cashing centers, banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, and convenience stores. In this context, consumers are focused on accessing funds, managing finances, and making payments. With average dwell times of 15-20 minutes, brands also benefit from extended exposure as consumers spend time completing transactions. "Western Union brings something the DOOH ecosystem hasn't had at scale by creating a national financial services footprint that reaches consumers in the middle of real transaction moments," said Nick Sadler, Senior Vice President of Supply at Screenverse. "Financial services has been an underbuilt venue category, and this partnership opens it up with the reach and targeting rigor programmatic buyers expect. For advertisers, it's a rare combination of high-attention environments, a captive audience, and inventory that clears through the pipes they're already buying." Western Union provides audience insights highlighting strong representation across Hispanic, African American, Asian, and immigrant communities, creating opportunities for brands to reach diverse multicultural audiences. Its financial services footprint can also help advertisers reach consumers who primarily use cash or checks and may be less visible through traditional digital targeting methods. "Our partnership with Screenverse marks an important step in expanding the reach and sophistication of the Western Union Media Network," said Josh Bernstein, Director of Media Network Operations at Western Union. "Screenverse brings an unbiased, independent perspective that opens doors to new buyers and fresh demand. We're thrilled to work with a partner whose goals are fully aligned with helping us grow." The partnership helps advertisers reach consumers at key financial moments that other media channels can't replicate. Western Union's DOOH inventory is available programmatically through Screenverse via Place Exchange by Broadsign and Perion, giving advertisers flexible ways to plan and activate campaigns across the network. About Screenverse Screenverse is the leading partner for DOOH media owners, specializing in monetization and ad management solutions that scale programmatic revenue. Established in 2020, Screenverse has built the largest network of DOOH inventory in the physical world, with over 150,000+ digital screens across 29 networks, including billboards, urban panels, retail, and residential environments. Connecting advertisers to premium media nationwide through both programmatic and direct channels, Screenverse delivers meaningful results for brands, agencies, and media owners alike. For more information, please visit screenversemedia.com About Western Union The Western Union Company (NYSE: WU) is committed to helping people around the world who aspire to build financial futures for themselves, their loved ones and their communities. Its leading cross-border, cross-currency money movement, payments and digital financial services empower consumers, businesses, financial institutions and governments across more than 200 countries and territories and over 130 currencies to connect with billions of bank accounts, millions of digital wallets and cards, and a global footprint of hundreds of thousands of retail locations. Its goal is to offer accessible financial services that help people and communities prosper. For more information, visit www.westernunion.com Media Contact: Alexandra Bell Screenverse [email protected] ID: 4 Share this Tasty content!
DooH in elevatorsvertical City reaches 10,000 elevator screens. Canadian DooH company is expanding its North American advertising network through partnerships with elevator manufacturers. October 9, 2026 by John Berkovich Toronto-based Vertical City has reached 10,000 elevator screens across Canada and the United States, supported by a growth strategy that integrates digital advertising into elevator communication systems. The company expects to become North America's largest elevator screen network by early 2027, although it has not disclosed its current market share or the number of additional screens needed to reach that position. Instead of relying exclusively on standalone advertising displays, Vertical City is partnering with elevator manufacturers to provide software for screens installed as part of elevator systems. These displays serve multiple purposes, including emergency communication, floor information, building announcements and digital advertising. The approach allows Vertical City to expand its DooH inventory as manufacturers deploy connected elevator systems. Building on existing infrastructure. Vertical City's partnerships include elevator manufacturer KONE and MAD Elevator, which supplies elevator fixtures and communication systems. Changes in elevator safety requirements are also creating opportunities for connected displays. Modern systems increasingly incorporate video monitoring and visual communication capabilities to assist passengers during emergencies. Vertical City's software enables these screens to display operational information and building messages alongside advertising content. "Once screens became part of the elevator itself, the model changed," said Fouad El-Masri, CEO and co-founder of Vertical City. "Integration into that infrastructure changes the economics and the speed at which a media network can grow." For building operators, the integrated approach eliminates the need for a separate advertising device while providing an additional communication channel for tenants, residents and visitors. Expanding multi-market advertising. The 10,000-screen milestone also expands the reach of Vertical Impression, the company's media sales division, which connects advertisers and agencies with elevator audiences across Canada and the United States. Vertical City works with Screenverse to market its elevator advertising inventory. The companies are positioning the network for multi-market and national campaigns, emphasizing repeated exposure in residential, commercial and other buildings. Unlike conventional roadside OoH placements, elevator screens reach audiences during relatively short, recurring journeys within buildings. Vertical City has not disclosed audience figures or the geographic distribution of its 10,000 screens. The company plans to continue expanding through its relationships with elevator manufacturers, using connected displays that already serve operational and safety functions to build additional advertising inventory.
Two Screenverse leaders named 2026 Top Women in Media by Cynopsis and AdExchanger. Screenverse celebrates Montana Accavallo and Jess Silva, named 2026 Top Women in Media honorees for their leadership and impact across the industry. Date Published September 21, 2026 Women are helping shape Screenverse from every side of the business, and the media industry is taking notice. From shaping programmatic strategy and forging industry partnerships to building teams and guiding company growth, women across Screenverse are making their mark on the digital out-of-home (DOOH) industry. Their leadership continues to shape its company and inspire the broader DOOH community. Screenverse, Inc. is proud to celebrate two of those leaders receiving awards in two areas of recognition, but share a commitment to pushing industry boundaries and moving the needle forward. Montana Accavallo, Senior Vice President of Programmatic and Client Strategy, has been named a 2026 Cynopsis Top Woman in Media honoree in the Deal-Making Directors category. Jess Silva, Chief Operating Officer, has been named a 2026 AdExchanger Top Woman in Media & Ad Tech honoree in the Change Makers - Team Leadership Category. Montana Accavallo: driving growth through strategic partnerships. Montana joined Screenverse in 2024 with deep experience across programmatic trading, platform strategy, and retail media, and has quickly become an undeniable force behind the company's growth. As Senior Vice President of Programmatic and Client Strategy, Montana sits at a key intersection of the DOOH ecosystem, connecting demand-side platforms (DSPs), supply-side platforms (SSPs), agencies, brands, and media owners to the opportunities across Screenverse. She leads marketplace education and programmatic strategy while helping agencies and brands navigate an increasingly sophisticated buying landscape. Her leadership has also helped strengthen the infrastructure behind Screenverse's programmatic business. From accelerating platform integrations and introducing more scalable operational processes to developing campaign strategies that turn complex capabilities into actionable solutions, Montana has played a key role in making DOOH easier for buyers to navigate, activate, and measure. The ability to bring different sides of the marketplace together makes her recognition as a Cynopsis Top Woman in Media honoree especially fitting. "I'm incredibly honored to be recognized as a 2026 Cynopsis Top Women in Media honoree," shared Montana. "I genuinely love bringing people together, finding opportunities, and turning big ideas into meaningful results. The best deals create lasting value for everyone involved, and I'm so grateful to the teams and partners who trust me, challenge me, and make this work so rewarding." The Cynopsis Top Women in Media Awards recognize female leaders across the full media ecosystem, spanning broadcast, streaming, ad tech, digital publishing, sports, emerging technology, and more. For more than a decade, the program has celebrated women whose leadership is helping define the direction of the media industry, with Deal-Making Directors among the categories recognized in 2026. For Montana, making deals isn't simply about getting an agreement across the finish line. It's about building relationships and infrastructure that help partners, advertisers, and the broader programmatic DOOH ecosystem grow together. Jess Silva: creating a culture built for growth. While Montana's recognition speaks to the power of the partnership, Jessica Silva's speaks to the power of the people. With more than a decade of experience driving marketing strategy and growth for globally recognized brands and Fortune 500 companies, Jess brings a deep understanding of what it takes to build and scale successful organizations. Her background spans data-driven attribution, omnichannel advertising, and marketing strategy, with experience building and leading creative, paid media, SEO, and data science departments at previous advertising agencies. Today, as Chief Operating Officer, Jess leads across the entire organization. She oversees day-to-day operations and helps translate Screenverse's strategic priorities into action, building the operational foundation and team alignment needed to support the company's continued growth. Her ability to build strong teams, develop talent, and turn ambitious strategies into meaningful outcomes is central to her recognition as an AdExchanger Top Women in Media & Ad Tech honoree. "I'm incredibly honored to be recognized in the Team Leadership category. But leadership is never built alone," shared Jess. "I owe a deep debt of gratitude to the leaders who came before me and showed me what was possible, and I feel an equal responsibility to keep widening the path behind me. The best way I can honor this recognition is to keep rolling out the red carpet for the women coming next and make sure they have every opportunity to go even further." Ad Exchanger's Top Women in Media & Ad Tech Awards recognize women making an impact across the media and advertising technology ecosystem. The Change-Makers category celebrates leaders who have helped transform their organizations or the broader industry, with an emphasis on Team Leadership, recognizing the influence they have on the people and teams they lead. For Jess, leadership extends beyond managing day-to-day operations. It's about creating an environment where talented people can grow, collaborate, and contribute to the company's success. Women helping shape the next chapter of DOOH. Montana and Jess are being recognized for different achievements, but together their honors reflect something bigger happening at Screenverse. Programmatic DOOH is evolving every day. New technology, growing omnichannel investment, increasingly sophisticated measurement, and a rapidly expanding supply ecosystem are changing what advertisers expect from the channel. Meeting that opportunity requires leaders who can build partnerships just as effectively as they build teams. Montana and Jess represent both. Their recognition also reflects the growing influence of women across Screenverse. Women are contributing across programmatic strategy, operations, sales, marketing, supply partnerships, data, finance, and other areas of the business, bringing different perspectives and expertise to the decisions molding its growth. Screenverse believes supporting women in leadership isn't about checking a box; it's about creating an organization where talented people can take ownership, challenge established ways of working, and grow alongside the company. When two Screenverse leaders are recognized in the same year by two major media and ad tech award programs, it's a milestone worth celebrating. A spotlight on Women in leadership. Montana and Jess will be recognized alongside fellow leaders from across the media and advertising industries in New York City this November. The AdExchanger Top Women in Media & Ad Tech Awards Gala takes place November 3, followed by the Cynopsis Top Women in Media Awards Gala on November 4. Screenverse, Inc. couldn't be prouder to see these inspirational women among those helping shape what's next for media and advertising. Congratulations, Montana and Jess. The industry is taking notice, and Screenverse, Inc. know you're only getting started. Alexandra Bell Senior Marketing Associate Allie joined Screenverse in 2024 with a specialty in content marketing and social media. Her entrepreneurial background and creativity go hand in hand as she supports Screenverse media owners with ongoing marketing initiatives.
Screenverse and Retail Visions unlock new programmatic opportunities across grocery environments. Screenverse partners with Retail Visions to provide advertisers programmatic access to premium digital out-of-home inventory across grocery retailers nationwide. Date Published August 26, 2026 There are few moments more valuable than when a consumer walks into a grocery store with a shopping list in hand and a purchase already in their mind. At that point, awareness can become consideration, consideration can become preference, and preference can become a product in the cart. Turning shopper intent into brand opportunity. That is the opportunity behind Screenverse's partnership with Retail Visions, a digital out-of-home (DOOH) network transforming independent retailers into high-impact environments through strategically positioned screens designed to command attention throughout the grocery shopping experience. Independent grocers represent a significant share of the U.S. food retail landscape, accounting for 38.4% of U.S. food retail sales. The network brings more than 1,500 grocery screens and over 200 million monthly impressions to the Screenverse OOH portfolio across 98 DMAs nationwide. "For independent grocers, ad dollars have traditionally flowed to the big chains. Our partnership with Screenverse helps change that," said Mark Wilkins, Chief Executive Officer of Retail Visions. "By connecting Retail Visions' network of in-store and street-facing window screens to Screenverse's programmatic DOOH platform, independent grocers can tap into the same national advertiser demand as major retailers. In turn, every screen becomes an opportunity to generate new revenue and drive foot traffic - all with zero capital investment." "Grocery is the last mile of the CPG funnel, where brand messaging has the opportunity to translate directly into action," said Jonathan LaConti, Senior Vice President of Sales at Screenverse. "Every shopper walking into the store represents an opportunity for a brand to influence a purchase decision or win a new customer. Through this partnership, we're making those valuable moments accessible to advertisers programmatically and at scale, creating a powerful new way for CPG brands to connect media exposure more closely to real-world outcomes." Highly sought-after DMAs include New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Nashville, and Miami. For CPG advertisers in particular, the network creates a powerful opportunity to reach shoppers not just when they're thinking about what to buy, but when they're actively deciding. With U.S. households making an average of 2.8 grocery trips per week and spending $169 on groceries per week, the grocery environment provides brands with frequent opportunities to connect with consumers amid meaningful household spending. High-brightness digital displays ranging from 45"-65" create bold, visible brand moments on the exterior windows of grocery entrances and inside grocery stores, supporting 1080x1920 and 1920x1080 formats. This combination of placement, visibility, and scale enables brands to appear in a context that naturally complements CPG advertising. The result is a media experience uniquely aligned with that consumer intent. Instead of separating media exposure from the transaction, Retail Visions brings the two closer together. Connecting DOOH to real-world outcomes. Beyond delivering reach and visibility, Retail Visions has demonstrated its impact and what happens after an ad is seen in-store at its venues. With access to first-party retailer SKU-level POS data, Retail Visions has proven a campaign's in-store sales performance, providing advertisers with a clearer view of how media exposure corresponds with purchasing behavior. Previous campaigns across the network have shown meaningful results, with a campaign for a national cooking oil brand driving a 44.9% incremental in-store sales lift during the campaign period compared with the previous 16-week average. In another campaign, a global pasta brand saw a 19% sales lift, measured using retailer POS data. For CPG advertisers, this ability to understand Retail Visions' impact on purchasing behavior adds an important layer to the network. Advertisers can move beyond impressions to better understand how campaigns perform in the environments where products are being purchased. Looking ahead: expanding the Screenverse and Retail Visions footprint. The launch of Retail Visions' grocery inventory marks the beginning of a larger opportunity within the partnership. In the coming weeks, Retail Visions will onboard an additional 3,200+ screens across DOOH venue types including urban panels, gyms, point-of-care offices, salons, hotels, and more, expanding programmatic access beyond grocery stores and into high-traffic urban environments and broader retail settings. Available Now Programmatically Across Leading Platforms Through Screenverse, Retail Visions' grocery inventory is now available programmatically across Vistar Media, Place Exchange by Broadsign, and Perion (formerly Hivestack), making it easy for advertisers to incorporate these high-intent grocery environments into existing programmatic DOOH strategies. Together, Screenverse and Retail Visions offer brands even more ways to build campaigns across distinct consumer touchpoints from neighborhood streets to places they gather and socialize, and where everyday purchases happen. Connect with a Screenverse representative to learn more about activating Retail Visions grocery inventory in your next campaign. Alexandra Bell Senior Marketing Associate Allie joined Screenverse in 2024 with a specialty in content marketing and social media. Her entrepreneurial background and creativity go hand in hand as she supports Screenverse media owners with ongoing marketing initiatives.
VIOOH Expands Programmatic DOOH Access in the US with Screenverse Partnership. Today, (25th August, 2026) VIOOH, the leading premium global digital out-of-home (DOOH) supply-side platform (SSP), announced a strategic partnership with Screenverse who brings premium DOOH inventory to advertisers across a wide range of environments, from retail, residential, and office to transit, entertainment, healthcare, and more. With national scale, a highly experienced sales team, and hands-on, white-glove support, Screenverse makes it easier for brands and agencies to discover, plan, and activate high-quality DOOH opportunities that align with their audiences and campaign goals. The partnership delivers access to more than 38,000 digital screens across the US, generating over 7.7 billion monthly impressions. Inventory is available across major US markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington D.C., Dallas-Fort Worth, and Philadelphia. "This partnership with Screenverse further strengthens VIOOH's presence in the US, one of the most important programmatic DOOH markets globally," said Gavin Wilson, global chief commercial officer at VIOOH. "Screenverse's diverse network gives media buyers a fast, flexible route to premium inventory in the spaces that matter most to their audiences, from the home to the high street." "At Screenverse, our goal is to make our premium inventory available through all the pathways our clients prefer to buy," said Montana Accavallo, senior vice president of programmatic and client strategy at Screenverse. "Our integration with VIOOH advances that mission by giving advertisers a fast, flexible way to connect with their audiences across our diverse inventory portfolio. We have always viewed our partners' success as our own, and this collaboration strengthens that commitment by connecting our networks with media buyers seeking scale, precision, and measurable outcomes. Together, we are expanding access, complementing our existing platform relationships, and helping build a more connected programmatic DOOH ecosystem." Through its integration with VIOOH, buyers can now access Screenverse's inventory through an established programmatic buying workflow, gaining enhanced flexibility, precision targeting, and improved efficiency, ensuring maximum impact and measurable results across Screenverse's network in the US. VIOOH. VIOOH is a leading premium global digital out of home supply side platform. Launched in 2018 and with headquarters in London, VIOOH's platform connects buyers and sellers in a premium marketplace, making OOH easily accessible. Led by a team of... Powered by PressBox
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$10.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2020
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