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MIAMI BEACH, FL — February 9, 2026 — Socialive, the enterprise video creation platform built for regulated industries, today announced its Gold Partnership with Future Proof Citywide’s WealthTech Executive Hub, presented by F2 Strategy. Through this partnership, Socialive is joining Future Proof’s high-touch, invite-only executive track designed for the industry’s most influential technology, product, and digital leaders.

The WealthTech Executive Hub brings together approximately 150 senior decision-makers for curated conversations, private experiences, and research-backed discussions focused on the future of wealth management technology. The program is intentionally designed to foster meaningful, peer-level connections through dedicated lounge spaces, intimate receptions, and interactive roundtables — creating an environment where real conversations and long-term partnerships can take shape.

As part of the program, Socialive will participate in a series of exclusive executive experiences beginning Sunday evening, March 8, with an invitation-only cocktail reception in Miami Beach. This pre-party kickoff brings together senior marketing, technology, and product leaders for a relaxed start to Future Proof Citywide, centered on thoughtful conversation, shared insights, and relationship-building ahead of the week’s programming.

On Monday evening, March 9, Socialive will join fellow WealthTech Executive Hub participants for a research-backed networking roundtable focused on how AI is reshaping platforms, infrastructure, and advisor enablement. The interactive session blends peer perspectives with exclusive industry research, offering attendees a data-informed forum to explore emerging strategies, operational challenges, and opportunities for innovation across the wealth management ecosystem.

“Future Proof has become a critical gathering point for leaders shaping the future of wealth management, and the WealthTech Executive Hub creates the kind of environment where real conversations can happen,” said David Moricca, Founder and CEO of Socialive. “We’re excited to partner with F2 Strategy and become more deeply involved in the Future Proof ecosystem — not just to share what we’re building, but to listen, learn, and engage with peers who are solving similar challenges around scale, trust, and technology transformation.”

Socialive’s participation reflects its continued commitment to engaging directly with enterprise technology and marketing leaders as firms rethink how platforms, AI, and video are embedded into advisor enablement, client communications, and go-to-market strategies. By joining the WealthTech Executive Hub, Socialive aims to contribute to — and learn from — intimate, high-signal conversations about where the industry is headed next.

Future Proof Citywide takes place March 8–12, 2026, in Miami Beach, bringing together leaders across wealth management, fintech, and technology for a week of programming, networking, and community-driven events.

MIAMI BEACH, FL — February 9, 2026 — Socialive, Finny, and Integrated Partners today announced a strategic partnership debuting an Advisor Video Bootcamp experience at Future Proof Citywide, taking place March 9–12 in Miami.

Designed to spark awareness, interest, and curiosity among financial advisors, the Advisor Video Bootcamp gives attendees a hands-on opportunity to experience how short-form, authentic video paired with AI-powered prospecting can transform modern advisor outreach. Hosted at the Finny booth, the experience brings together Socialive’s AI-powered video creation platform, Finny’s hyper-targeted prospecting technology, and Integrated Partners’ deep advisor enablement expertise.

Advisors can sign up for a 15-minute, pre-booked recording session, with limited walk-up opportunities available onsite. During each session, advisors are guided through a structured, coach-led experience to record a 60-second professional introduction video — their personal advisor story — using Socialive’s browser-based platform.

Each recording includes light coaching, a built-in teleprompter, and AI enhancements such as eye-contact correction and studio-quality audio, helping advisors look and sound polished without the friction of traditional video production. The final video is delivered digitally and is ready for immediate use across LinkedIn profiles, LinkedIn prospecting messages, and email outreach.

“The goal of the Advisor Video Bootcamp is to show advisors just how easy — and powerful — video can be when it’s designed for real workflows,” said David Moricca, Founder and CEO of Socialive. “When you pair authentic storytelling with applied AI, advisors can create meaningful connections at scale — without sacrificing trust or compliance.”

The recorded advisor videos focus on the moments that matter most to prospects: why the advisor chose the profession, who they serve, their niche expertise, years of experience, and the value they bring to client relationships. Each video closes with a simple, authentic invitation to connect — creating a highly versatile asset for modern prospecting.

Finny ensures those messages reach the right prospects at the right time. Unlike traditional cold outreach tools, Finny continuously analyzes thousands of data points to identify high-intent prospects aligned with each advisor’s niche, enabling personalized, timely engagement that doesn’t get lost when advisors get busy.

“Personalization is everything in advisor prospecting,” said Eden Obadia, CEO and Co-Founder of Finny. “This partnership shows how the right message, delivered through authentic video and powered by intelligent targeting, can help advisors break the ice and build trust faster.”

Integrated Partners, a long-standing advocate for advisor growth and independence, brings a content-first lens to the experience.

“Advisors don’t need more noise — they need tools that help them tell their story clearly and confidently,” said Matt Ackermann, Chief Content Officer at Integrated Partners. “This bootcamp gives advisors a tangible asset they can use immediately, while experiencing what modern, scalable content creation looks like.”

The Advisor Video Bootcamp will run throughout Future Proof Citywide at the Finny booth. Space is limited, and advance registration is encouraged.

About Socialive

Socialive is an AI-powered, end-to-end video creation platform built for wealth management firms and financial advisors. The platform enables compliant, on-brand video creation at scale across advisor communications, client education, and prospecting. With governed workflows, built-in review, and embedded AI, Socialive helps firms accelerate video creation while meeting regulatory, brand, and fiduciary standards — turning trusted advisor expertise into scalable, measurable engagement with video. Socialive is led by Founder and CEO David Moricca.

About Finny

Finny is an AI-powered prospecting platform purpose-built for financial advisors. By aggregating thousands of data points and continuously monitoring financial life events across millions of prospects, Finny identifies high-intent opportunities within an advisor’s target niche. Unlike traditional cold outreach tools, Finny matches the right prospects with the advisors best equipped to serve them — delivering personalized outreach on autopilot so advisors can focus on what they do best. Finny was founded by CEO and Co-Founder Eden Obadia.

About Integrated Partners

Founded in 1996, Integrated Partners supports independent financial advisors with comprehensive business-building services designed to help them achieve their entrepreneurial vision. With a national network of advisors, CPAs, and regional offices across the United States, Integrated provides a customizable open-architecture platform spanning technology, investment management, advanced planning, marketing, public relations, M&A, and succession planning. Integrated Partners is built on a foundation of empowerment, integrity, and trust, and is led by a seasoned leadership team including Chief Content Officer Matt Ackermann.

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As we enter 2026, artificial intelligence is no longer a curiosity — it’s becoming a strategic force shaping how enterprises create, manage, and scale video content. For highly regulated industries, such as financial services, insurance, legal, and healthcare, the question isn’t whether to use AI in video creation, but which approaches actually work at scale without introducing unacceptable risk.

There are four major AI trends shaping video creation. Here’s the impact regulated organizations can expect.

Trend 1 — Traditional outsourced models using AI tools

What traditional outsourced models look like

Agencies and production partners applying AI to enhance editing, cleanup, or translation in isolated project workflows.

Why it still matters

• Good for high-production, flagship content
• Agencies can deliver better post-production results with AI assistance

The real limitation

• Costs scale with volume
• Workflows remain fragmented
• Compliance and review happen after production, not as part of the process

McKinsey proves planning is critical

This trend represents incremental improvements, not transformation, and as McKinsey & Company’s enterprise AI research shows, most organizations have not moved beyond pilots into scaled use because the underlying workflows weren’t redesigned for AI impact.

Trend 2 — Standalone generative AI video tools

What are Generative AI video tools

Text-to-video, avatars, and prompt-based creation tools that generate content quickly.

Where they work

• Rapid ideation and concepting
• Internal, low-risk content
  

Where GenAI fails for regulated enterprises

• Hard to govern or audit outputs
• Difficult to ensure consistent brand, regulatory, or compliance controls
• Minimal support for enterprise security
  

McKinsey shows GenAI needs to be integrated

McKinsey’s latest surveys show that while 88% of enterprises use AI in at least one function and generative AI experimentation is widespread, most organizations have not yet scaled these efforts or embedded them into core workflows.

This means you can generate faster, but without the right systems in place, you cannot operationalize at the enterprise level.

Trend 3 — Embedded, cloud-based AI across the full workflow

What embedded AI workflows look like

AI capabilities built directly into end-to-end video platforms — from capture through review, approval, and publishing — rather than as separate add-on tools.

Why embedded workflows matter for regulated industries

• Keeps governance, audit trails, and permissions in one system
• Reduces risk and compliance burden by design
• Turns AI from an adjunct tool into an embedded workhorse

Gartner predicts increased AI deployment

Industry analysts are pointing to this shift as critical. Gartner predicted that more than 80% of enterprises will have deployed GenAI-enabled applications in production by the end of the year, reflecting a move from experiments toward practical, embedded AI models.

Moreover, in the coming years, we’ll see task-specific AI agents deeply integrated into enterprise software, rather than as isolated pilots.

This trend aligns with broader AI adoption research showing that the highest ROI comes when AI is built into business processes and workflows, not bolted on

Trend 4 — AI-driven localization & accessibility built in

What built-in AI localization looks like

AI translation, transcription, and accessibility that is part of the core workflow — not a separate step.

Why it works

• One video asset reaches global audiences
• Meets regulatory and accessibility requirements with fewer handoffs
• Reduces reliance on external vendors and lowers cost

Why built-in localization is key

Unlike manual or outsourced models, this trend treats localization as default, not optional — an operational capability, not a special project.

The key distinction in 2026

The biggest evolution isn’t smarter AI models — it’s where AI lives and how it’s managed.

Outsourced + AI-enhanced tools help individual projects. Embedded AI in cloud workflows changes how video is created, reviewed, and scaled.

Multiple industry analysts are pointing to this shift:

• McKinsey reports most organizations are still experimenting with AI and have not yet captured broad enterprise-level impact — largely because use isn’t embedded into workflows.
• Gartner forecasts widespread GenAI adoption, but warns that many early AI projects — especially standalone agentic or hype-driven ones — fail to deliver real ROI without strategic planning and integration.
  
  

In other words, AI that is integrated, governed, and workflow-native will outperform AI treated as a point tool.

What this means for regulated enterprises

For organizations where compliance, brand integrity, and auditability matter:

✅ Build AI inside core systems — not beside them

✅ Prioritize solutions with governance, security, and audit baked in

✅ Treat video creation as an operational capability, not a boutique deliverable

✅ Measure success with business impact — not just experimental outputs

Throughout 2026, the safe, scalable application of AI will be a competitive necessity, not a fringe advantage — but only for enterprises that embed it into end-to-end workflows, not just into isolated projects.

In video creation, tools like Socialive’s AISuite that are built directly into powerful video creation workflows truly stand out. Regulated industries will get the most out of AI in 2026 by using applied, embedded AI to supercharge workflows that are built to scale.

Key takeaways:

• Super Resolution upscales video from as low as 540p to 4K
• AI-powered feature preserves quality and clarity
• Super Resolution included in Enhance pillar of AISuite
• Sharpen uses AI to add pixels and boost clarity
  

Video enthusiasts and video editors know the pain of upscaling content. It’s a pain to make lower-resolution videos look good on a larger screen. You can’t just stretch a 540p video to 4K without serious blurring and drops in quality.

That changes with Super Resolution, Socialive’s newest addition to the AISuite.

Unlock 4K quality from any video

Thanks to Super Resolution, you can upscale videos to 4K with the click of a button. The new AISuite feature preserves the original quality of your content by adding pixels and increasing your video's size. This allows you to record with a lower-resolution camera (like the 720p in most enterprise laptops) and display the video on a high-resolution monitor without losing any quality.

This means old videos captured in lower-end HD, recordings from lower-quality cameras, and even files compressed to lower bitrates for livestreams can be transformed into 4K with Super Resolution.

Think of Super Resolution as a way to digitally zoom in and “blow up” your video. AI adds pixels in the background to create a much larger image without distorting your content.

The benefits of Super Resolution

OK, so that’s the magic of Super Resolution, but the benefits go well beyond the output itself. There are quite a few benefits to both presenters and editors.

No more reshoots

A lower-resolution recording used to result in an instant reshoot. Working with a lower-res camera (like the company laptop) or a presenter who forgot to record at the camera’s highest resolution meant you’d have to try again later. It usually wasn’t until the editor got hold of the file, pulled it into Premiere, and saw the recording in a tiny letterbox at the center of their project preview window.

This doesn’t work — especially if your talent nailed the take.

Super Resolution upscales the file to 4K, whether it was recorded in Socialive or not, saving all the wasted time (and the producer from an awkward conversation).

Second life for older content

The fact that content doesn’t need to have been created in Socialive to apply Super Resolution means that you can bring older videos into 2026-ready quality.

Say you have a video that came from a 2020 livestream. It was probably recorded in either 540p or 720p — 4K is too large a format for livestreams. With Super Resolution, you can now generate a 4K file of that livestream. 

This is especially helpful if there was a great piece of live content that you’d love to repurpose into other pieces of content.

Go big with large displays

Playing low-resolution videos on a big screen is always a no-no. Even if a video looks OK on a mobile device in landscape mode, it would look awful if you tried to use it on an auditorium display.

Socialive has your back in this scenario as well. Super Resolution allows you to upscale the video into a format that will look crisp, clean, and professional on the biggest stage.

Enhancing clarity automatically with Sharpen

So what if you wanted to keep your 1080p video the same size, but just wanted to make it look a bit clearer? That's where Sharpen steps in.

Sharpen uses AI to essentially fill in the gaps in the picture. The platform analyzes each image, each frame, and generates additional pixels that increase the quality of the video without changing the size.

Sharpen helps you showcase all the subtle details in videos. After running the video through Sharpen to clean it up and Super Resolution to maximize the size of your content, you can see smaller details, such as the small lettering on a book in the background. This level of detail removes distracting visual noise and unintentional soft blurring from your video and creates a sharp, high-quality video.

This used to be a cumbersome, tedious process that in many cases might not even be possible. If your speaker nailed the take, but the picture quality didn't live up to enterprise standards, it used to mean a lost take — wasted time and effort. Sharpen reduces blurry or grainy noise to generate crisp picture quality in videos.

It's just another way the AISuite lives up to its "no retakes" mantra.

What else is available in AISuite

Super Resolution is available now in Socialive’s AISuite. It launches alongside a pair of powerful Enhance features: Studio Voice and Eye Contact.

Studio Voice will give your presenters the sound of recording in a podcast studio — without the expensive equipment. Check out more details about Studio Voice here.

Eye Contact gives your presenters a more authentic look — and they don’t have to worry about the perfect take. Check out more details about Eye Contact here.