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BIA Names Senan Mele VP of Forecasting & Data Analysis


Senan Mele
Senan Mele

BIA Advisory Services appoints Senan Mele as Vice President of Forecasting and Data Analysis. In this role, Mele will lead the company's forecasting initiatives and enhance its local advertising intelligence services. Mele joins BIA from Horizon Media, where he oversaw the transformation of media spending optimization across television, search, social, and digital channels.

In his previous work at m/Six, Mele managed campaigns across four continents, collaborating with major platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, Snapchat, and Twitch. He holds an MBA from the Lubin School of Business at Pace University and a bachelor's degree in finance and investments from the Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College.

"Senan's expertise in cross-channel media trends will enhance our forecasting and analysis capabilities as the lines between traditional and digital media continue to blur," said Rick Ducey, Managing Director of BIA. "The media industry is experiencing significant changes, from the rise of streaming platforms to the decline of traditional advertising models. Senan's ability to combine economic and industry data will help us deliver more accurate revenue forecasts and insights to our clients."

"Media isn't just changing -- it's being completely reshaped," said Tom Buono, CEO and Founder of BIA. "Our clients face new revenue challenges daily as audiences fragment across platforms. Senan's expertise in advanced modeling will enable us to identify emerging trends, giving our clients the competitive edge they need to stay ahead. This isn't just about better forecasting-it's about helping our clients anticipate changes in an increasingly complex market."

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