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We. Communications unveils AI solution to track and shape generative search presence

We. Communications has introduced GEO Compass, a tool designed to help organisations understand, measure, and shape how their brand’s story is represented in AI-driven search results.

The launch comes as Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) becomes an emerging focus for communicators.

According to the agency, the platform allows communications leaders to assess their brand’s current footprint in AI-generated answers and build strategies to strengthen visibility and resonance. It combines diagnostic briefings with a strategic roadmap and ongoing optimisation, giving organisations a framework to improve presence and accuracy in a rapidly changing environment.

Daniel Blank, EVP and Head of Digital Innovation, EMEA, said: “People are no longer clicking through pages of results; they’re getting one AI-generated answer - and if you're not part of that answer, you are invisible. GEO Compass ensures that when AI responds, your brand’s story is represented accurately, credibly and with influence.”

GEO Compass is part of We.’s AI Accelerator suite, which also includes AI Academy and AI Storymaking, supporting communications teams in integrating AI responsibly into their workflows.

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RAIYN launches in Dubai

Communications network RAIYN has been launched in Dubai, led by Mazen Nahawi, Founder and CEO of CARMA and RAIYN, alongside four firm principals: Ahmad Itani, Founder and Chief Advisor, Cicero & Bernay; Louise Jacobson, Managing Partner, Brazen MENA; Sean Trainor, Chief Executive, Salient Communication Group; and Tarek Esper, Managing Director, SOCIALEYEZ.

The network brings together the four firms under a single accountable structure, designed to support organisations across MENA and beyond, aiming to strengthen their reputations, make better decisions, and deliver impactful outcomes.

Commenting on the launch, Mazen said, "The people of this region, nationals and expats, are best suited to speak on its behalf. That is the belief on which RAIYN is built. We have brought together the best practitioners in the region, combining creativity, sector expertise, AI mastery and cultural depth. Communications needs a new dawn. That dawn begins with trust. RAIYN is a promise to bring people together, to build respect and to put trust at the centre of everything our industry does."

RAIYN  brings together more than 700 professionals across strategic advisory, creative, digital and intelligence, and operates within News Group International (NGI). 

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Xavier Boey takes on a new role in hospitality

Pullman Singapore Hill Street has appointed Xavier Boey as Assistant Director of Marketing & Communications.

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Xavier brings hospitality marketing experience from Marina Bay Sands and Pan Pacific Singapore, where he worked on integrated marketing campaigns. 

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Live Nation appoints Asia communications leader

Arushi Maheshwari has been appointed Director of Communications, Asia at Live Nation.

Based in Singapore, she oversees a suite of communications activities, including strategic communications, crisis communications and press engagement. Arushi brings more than 13 years of communications experience from various organisations, including Netflix, BookMyShow, and Grab.