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Spurwing and Sequencr AI join forces to scale AI in APAC regulated sectors

Spurwing and Sequencr AI join forces to scale AI in APAC regulated sectors

Spurwing Communications has formed an exclusive partnership with hybrid technology and consulting firm, Sequencr AI to help marketing and communications teams across healthcare, agribusiness, and food and nutrition sectors in Asia Pacific adopt and scale generative AI.

The partnership combines Spurwing’s experience in regulated industries with Sequencr AI’s technology and enablement capabilities, providing tools for AI-driven search visibility, privacy-compliant content creation, skills development, and custom AI agents for communications workflows.

Emma Thompson, Founder and CEO, Spurwing Communications said: “In sectors like healthcare, food, and agriculture, generative AI holds transformative potential, but the risks around accuracy, compliance and reputation are real. In a market where expectations are rising and teams are under pressure to deliver sharper outcomes, the advantage no longer lies with scale but with those who work smarter, faster and with greater precision. Clients in regulated industries tell us their key pain-point isn’t the idea; it’s the time, cost and compliance risk of bringing ideas to market. This partnership is designed to address exactly that.”

Matt Collette, CEO of Sequencr AI, added: “Communications teams are on the front line of how organisations show up in an AI-driven world. Yet most teams are only scratching the surface of what’s possible with the technology. Partnering with Spurwing will help teams unlock that potential and use AI with clarity and purpose to deliver measurable impact.”

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