If you read The Times or the Sunday Times you will be aware of our client’s work. They offer premium, independent publishing of special interest reports covering a wide range of topics from Fintech, IT, Retail, Talent Management, Healthcare & AI to name a few.
As you often hear from us about our fintech deals, we thought we’d showcase an entirely different sector, one in which the UK has always been at the forefront across the globe.
Our client set up his street food experience in 2007, establishing a permanent site in 2012, in one of London’s busiest and most popular areas.
As a market leader providing bespoke smart energy metering, monitoring and control systems across the UK, our client has long established relationships with the several national house builders and the main utility companies.
Our client has developed a big data consolidation platform to store all online data relating to a company and its competitors in real time and present this via a fully tailored interactive, data mineable dashboard.
Trading since 1890, our client is a leading thermal and acoustic insulation product manufacturer – their customer list is a Who’s Who of white goods manufacturers and prestige car brands.
Our client has been fast-tracked to launch a new line of cosmetics by a digital-TV shopping retail conglomerate with a reputation for recognising what it takes to build a successful brand.
The Military Music Festival is a new event planned for August 2015 as a celebratory entertainment festival for members of the UK Armed Forces, ex-forces, family, friends and patriotic members of the public.
On November 11th 2014, The Tower of London was awash with ceramic poppies created by artist Paul Cummins. A total of 886,246 poppies were planted to honour each British & Colonial fatality during WWI.
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