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Splendid Unlimited
founded in 2003, we’ve been recognised by deloitte as one of the fastest growing technology companies in the uk and employ over 50 people in our london offices. our designers, developers, ux specialists and recognised industry experts have delivered innovative digital experiences for some of the world’s leading brands. our fast-paced and collaborative studios are obsessed with delivering quality work that gets results. you can often find us working on location too, getting under the skin of a brand and into the minds of their customers. wherever we are you’ll find an environment that’s ambitious, creative, ego-free and, most importantly, enjoyable. splendid unlimited is a part of the unlimited group (http://www.unlimitedgroup.com/#thinking-without-limits). with a shared creative philosophy, common tools and unlimited thinking at its core, the unlimited group brings together consultants and discipline experts from across the group and beyond. this new approach unlocks the power of creat
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Where is Splendid Unlimited located?
Splendid Unlimited's headquarters is located at 10 Great Pulteney Street, London, Greater London, United Kingdom
What is Splendid Unlimited's official website?
Splendid Unlimited's official website is splendidunlimited.com
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How many employees does Splendid Unlimited have?
Splendid Unlimited has 33 employees
What industry does Splendid Unlimited belong to?
Splendid Unlimited is in the industry of: Information Technology and Services
Distro — Free Sales Engagement Platform
Sequences, cloud call center, shared inbox, form tracking and more — on a single platform. Double your sales team's output with fewer tools.
Create a sequence — it's free