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This website is operated by Spacely Media, registered in the Commercial RegistryThis page contains important information about your legal rights and obligations when using any of the websites and services belonging to the Company. The following is a collection of the generally-applicable terms of use across our websites and services, whilst specific provisions are included in the terms of use of the relevant Company’s website or service and may be accessed via the links provided belowBefore accessing and using any of the Company’s websites ("Websites") or services ("Services"), you must read the specific terms of use applicable to the access, browsing and use by the users ("User" or "Users", as applicable) of the relevant Website/Service (displayed above), as accessing and using any of the Websites or Services implies that you have read and accept to be bound by the terms of use of the relevant Website or Service. We also recommend regularly checking the applicable terms of use as the Company reserves the right to modify these at any time (the date at the beginning of these terms refers to the latest update of these terms, which will be applicable from the date of publication).If you have any objections regarding the terms of use of the Websites or Services, please refrain from using them.Should any conflict arise between the content of the terms as they are laid out below and the content of the specific terms of use of each Website or Service (displayed above), the specific terms of use of each Website or Service shall always prevail.
Privacy policy
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We at Spacely Media respect the privacy of your personal information and, as such, make every effort to ensure your information is protected and remains private. As the owner and operator of spacely.media (the "Website") hereafter referred to in this Privacy Policy as "Spacely Media", "us", "our" or "we", we have provided this Privacy Policy to explain how we collect, use, share and protect information about the users of our Website (hereafter referred to as “user”, “you” or "your"). For the purposes of this Agreement, any use of the terms "Spacely", "us", "our" or "we" includes Spacely Media, without limitation. We will not use or share your personal information with anyone except as described in this Privacy Policy.This Privacy Policy will inform you about the types of personal data we collect, the purposes for which we use the data, the ways in which the data is handled and your rights with regard to your personal data. Furthermore, this Privacy Policy is intended to satisfy the obligation of transparency under the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 ("GDPR") and the laws implementing GDPR.For the purpose of this Privacy Policy the Data Controller of personal data is Spacely Media and our contact details are set out in the Contact section at the end of this Privacy Policy. Data Controller means the natural or legal person who (either alone or jointly or in common with other persons) determines the purposes for which and the manner in which any personal information are, or are to be, processed.For purposes of this Privacy Policy, "Your Information" or "Personal Data" means information about you, which may be of a confidential or sensitive nature and may include personally.
WHO WE ARE.
Modern Solutions for Traditional Media
The first transactional marketplace for premium media, Spacely brings innovation forward for those channels who have not received the same outsized attention to automation that the digital counterparts have over the last decade.

Buying a page in a magazine or on a billboard in 2025 is the same as purchasing an airline ticket in 1995. It’s time-consuming. It’s insecure. But it doesn't have to be.

With Spacely, media buyers get instant visibility into which magazines have open ad space and where their ads will go, while media sellers get a sense of who is shopping their shelves. A resource that cuts through the industry noise, Spacely has finally ushered offline media into the 21st century.
AI-GENERATED MEDIA AND CONTENT PLANS
By aggregating tens of thousands of transactions and user behaviors daily on the platform, Spacely will be training AI models.
  • Understand buyer intent
  • Anticipate inventory needs
  • Generate predictive intelligence on media planning patterns and revenues by market, medium
  • Message on a global scale, and with pinpoint location accuracy.
AUTOMATED REAL-TIME INVENTORY
Spacely's automation allows for real-time inclusion into marketing planning and enabling offline media to be viewed in harmony with digital plans.
ELIMINATE FRICTION POINTS
Spacely rewrites the playbook for advertising across media disciplines including planning, buying, editing, publishing, and payments.

Our platform eliminates the administrative bottlenecks and frustrating time-sucks, putting correspondence on autopilot and freeing teams up to focus more on their relationships with their clients.
David Coker
David Croker
Chief Executive Officer
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David is a media industry veteran with experience across print, digital, video, social, event, and linear media sales.


David is known by his colleagues and partners to be creative, innovative, and a dynamic collaborator.


Fortunate to have several prominent mentors, he values the opportunities he’s had to mentor others. David holds a BS in Economics from Texas A&M, and a certificate in Publishing from Yale SOM.
FOUNDING MEMBERS
David Coker
Chief Executive Officer
Chris Dowden
Chief Technology Officer
Beth Mach
Chief Operating Officer
Dom Cerio
Chief Commercial Officer

BOARD OF ADVISORS

Nikoloz Makhatadaze
Nikoloz Makhatadaze
VP, Global Media
Tiffany & Co.
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Since joining the Tiffany team in 2014, Nick has led an intricate search for a global agency of record and has been the primary relationship manager with global business platforms and entities. Under his leadership, Tiffany advanced its position in the digital space, implementing an audience-based planning model, accelerating adoption of innovations in programmatic, video, and paid social, as well as advancing brand activities in data and audience targeting for a more effective return on investment.

Nick continues to expertly manage Tiffany & Co’s single biggest marketing expense budget, providing recommendations on distortions by channel and region as part of the annual profit planning and media planning cycle. In addition to tracking and evaluating spend, he has consistently measured TCO’s return on investment, making recommendations for continual improvement. Nick has led development of CRM-based digital media activations and revenue-driving data tactics to expand reach with qualified audiences, personalize customer experiences, and increase ROI.

Prior to joining Tiffany, Nick was Vice President of Communications for Global Beauty at Starcom Worldwide. In this role, he was responsible for the Procter & Gamble account, a complex $30 billion portfolio of brands with a $500 million media budget. Nick oversaw the publishing agency of record, led all luxury communications planning for P&G Prestige, and pioneered some of the company’s most innovative and successful integrated programs.

Nick has a bachelor of arts in international relations from Beloit College and a master’s degree in strategic design and management from Parsons School of Design. He has also studied Japanese language and foreign affairs in Osaka, Japan, speaks five languages, and is very passionate about luxury, fashion, contemporary art, and travel. He currently lives in Flatiron with his French bulldog, Napoleon.
Margaret Johntson-Clarke
Margaret Johntson-Clarke
Chief DEI Officer
L'oreal Group
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Margaret Johnston-Clarke is a French-American Yale graduate with more than 28 years of work experience in diversity, equity and inclusion, corporate social responsibility, philanthropy, branding, and communications.

She has spent more than half her career at L’Oréal in key positions including Deputy General Manager of the L’Oréal Corporate Foundation, and Head of Brand Communications at Lancôme and Garnier. She spent five years at LVMH as Head of Image and Integrated Communications for the Moët & Chandon House, and more than six years at the nonprofit Fondation Agir Contre l’Exclusion (FACE), where she ran several educational programs in inner cities. Margaret is now Global Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer for the L’Oréal Groupe (since May 2017).

Margaret lives in Paris and is married to an American artist with whom she has three children. She was awarded the Chevalier de l’Ordre National du Mérite (National Order of Merit) and received the 2019 Woman Economic Empowerment Award from the Global Invest Sustainable AGEFI Awards. She has also been a member of the Conseil de la Mixité et de l’Egalité Professionnelle dans l’Industrie since March 2019.
Laura Brown
Laura Brown
Former Editor-In-Chief
InStyle
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Laura Brown is a cultural producer. She is the founder of LB Media, a communications firm pairing luxury and the arts with the greater community. She focuses on forging relationships between fashion/media brands and influentialfigures to benefit the broader global culture. (Or, as Brown would put it, “Meddling for good.”) With this goal, Brown chairs (RED)’s inaugural Creative Council.

In her previous position as Editor in Chief of InStyle, Brown ushered the magazine vibrantly through a divisive administration, social unrest and an unprecedented pandemic. Brown reinvented InStyle, embracing a diverse, 30million+ readership with the slogan, “Everybody’s In.” Her inclusive, warm and witty worldview brought the brand unprecedented global attention.

At InStyle, Brown expanded the brand’s sphere, giving voice to new fashion, celebrity and activist leaders, particularly with the platform, ‘Badass Women.’ Her social media sensibility extended the voice of InStyle beyond the page. Under Brown, InStyle was the first American fashion magazine to ban fur and exotic skins in 2018, and the first to sign the 15% Percent Pledge.

Before joining InStyle, Brown was Executive Editor of Harper’s BAZAAR. During her time at BAZAAR and InStyle, Brown received numerous magazine awards: The 2016 ASME Fashion Cover of the Year for BAZAAR’s cover of Rihanna in a shark’s mouth; InStyle’s Best September Issue 2017 award by The Daily Front Row; 2018 ASME Fashion Cover of the Year for InStyle’s inaugural Badass Women cover starring Serena Williams; the Australian Fashion Laureate for Lifetime Achievement in 2019; Hottest Design/Photography in a Magazine for Adweek’s Hotlist 2020; Editor of the Year, The Daily Front Row 2021; Hottest Cover of the Year (Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland), AdWeek 2021 and the ASME for Best Profile Photograph, 2022.

Prior to InStyle and Harper’s BAZAAR, Brown was Articles Director of Details and Senior Editor at W. She earned her B.A in Arts and Communication from Charles Sturt University in New South Wales, Australia.  Brown sits on the boards of (RED), The Fashion Trust U.S., ‘me too.’, SeeHer, Foot Soldiers Park and the One Love Foundation.
Dr. Samir Husni
Dr. Samir Husni
Founder/Director
Magazine Media Center
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Samir ‘Mr. Magazine’ Husni PhD lives and breathes magazines! He engages in media consultancy and research or the magazine publishing industry and is recognised as one of the world’s “most influential voices in global publishing”. He is founder and director of the Magazine Media Center. He also founded the Magazine Innovation Centre at the University of Mississippi’s School of Journalism and New Media in 2009. According to Forbes Magazine Dr. Husni is “the world’s leading magazine expert” and The Chicago Tribune sees him as “the planet’s leading expert on new magazines’. He appears on numerous TV and radio talk shows including CBS, CNBC, CNN and PBS. He has also been a judge for the National Magazine Awards, the Imagination Awards, The Global Mobile Awards, and is a member of the Folio:100. He holds a doctorate in journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a master’s in journalism from the University of North Texas.
Nick Charlton
Nick Charlton
COO
The Clearing
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A senior Finance and Operations leader in Media, Advertising and Technology, Nick has over twenty years’ experience building and growing businesses, both for large corporations and alongside founders and investors.

Nick spent six years with the BBC in London as SVP Global Commercial Operations running international commercial teams for BBC Studios and BBC Global News across its Advertising and Branded Content divisions.

This followed eight years in CFO/COO roles in Private Equity and Venture Capital-backed Advertising Technology businesses where he took new products to market across Video Streaming, Broadcasting and Sport.

Nick previously gained experience in senior roles growing independent advertising agencies as well as global advertising groups. He is also an active investor and non-executive director within the creative, marketing and technology sectors.

A qualified Chartered Accountant (CIMA, CGMA) and ERASMUS scholar, Nick received his degree in European Studies (French major) from University College London.
Linda Thomas Brooks
Linda Thomas Brooks
Advisor
Leading Media, Tech and Nonprofits
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Linda Thomas Brooks has operated at the intersection of communications, marketing, media, and technology in her multi-faceted career.

Linda most recently led trade associations in the media and communications industry, including four years as the Chief Executive Officer of the Public RelationsSociety of America (PRSA).  PRSA is the nation’s leading professional organization serving the communications community.  PRSA has over 25,000 members, is represented in all 50 states by more than 110 Chapters and 14 Professional Interest Sections, and on over 300 college and university campuses through its student organization, the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA).At PRSA, Thomas Brooks created and built initiatives focused on identifying and addressing Mis- and Disinformation.  She also helped launch an industry effort focusing on the ethical use of AI in the communications industry.  In 2024, she led the PRSA team to recognition as the Global Public Relations Association of the Year.  She was also named to the PR News Top Women in PR awards in the category of Industry Champion.

Prior to that role, Thomas Brooks was the President and CEO of the Association of Magazine Media, where the synthesis of her experiences created business advantage for complex media companies. In her role, she led an organization which provided communications, business, research, marketing and government affairs support to hundreds of media client brands, from large public companies to small, privately-held corporations.Previously, Thomas Brooks was the Executive Vice President, Managing Director of General Motors Mediaworks, a media strategy and investment unit representing all the divisions and brands within General Motors.  Thomas Brooks and her team were responsible for approximately $750 million in annual media spending. During her time in Detroit, Linda was elected as President of the Adcraft Club of Detroit.  Thomas Brooks was also the President of Ingenuity Media at The Martin Agency, overseeing strategy, implementation, and client relationships for clients such as GEICO, Johnson & Johnson and The American Cancer Society.

She focused on tech marketing and GTM strategies at Trilogy, where she created anew marketing function for the business technology company.  At Trilogy, she also helped to develop new b-to-b products using imaginatively-applied tech and data assets.  She was also one of the founding executives of Gear Digital, an omni-channel, full-service agency built with proprietary technology at its core, allowing for real-time optimization of advertising content as well as placement.Over her career, Thomas Brooks has been received many industry honors including being named an Advertising Age Women to Watch, a member of the American Advertising Federations’ Hall of Achievement for early career success, and a winner of the Advertising Women of New York’s Impact Award for Mentoring.  She was also named one of the 100 Leading Women in North American Auto Industry, one of Folio Magazine’s Top 100 Execs, and one of the Min Magazine 21 Most Intriguing People.Linda currently serves her alma mater, The Ohio State University, on the Dean’s Advisory Council for the College of Arts & Sciences, and on the Advisory Council for the Buckeye Leadership Fellows program.  She was also one of the founding executives of the Institute for Advertising Ethics, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing training and certification for advertising practitioners.

She is advisor for start-ups and early-stage companies, bringing her expertise in brand management and communications, consumer behavior and media usage, the evolution of the media ecosystem, data science, consumer privacy and corporate social responsibility.  She serves the industry as a judge in awards programs, most recently the U.S. Travel Association’s ESTO awards and the International Business Awards.  She is a frequent industry speaker, panelist and moderator.
Rich DiStefano
Rich DiStefano
VP of MarTech Platforms
Mariott International
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Rich has been on the front lines of digital and mobile product development for Ticketmaster, Match.com, Hilton, and TrueCar. He’s now VP of MarTech Platforms for Marriott International.

Andrew Murray
Andrew Murray
CTO
Olo
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Andrew Murray served as Chief Technology Officer at Olo (NYSE:OLO) from 2005 to 2024. Between 1996 and 2005 he served as a Senior Systems Architect at Internet Solutions and Dimension Data in Johannesburg, South Africa. Andrew holds a B.Com Informatics from the University of South Africa.
Nikoloz Makhatadze
VP, Global Media
Tiffany & Co.
Margaret Johntson-Clarke
Global Chief Diversity Officer
L'Oreal Group
Laura Brown
Former Editor-In-Chief
InStyle
Dr.Samir Husni
Founder/Director
Magazine Media Center
Nick Charlton
COO
The Clearing
Linda Thomas Brooks
Advisor
Leading Media, Tech and Nonprofits
Rich DiStefano
VP of MarTech Platforms
Mariott International
Andrew Murray
Former CTO
Olo
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