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Global agency Youwe expands UK footprint with acquisition of Shrewsbury-based Fisheye
Youwe, the full-service digital agency with offices in the Netherlands, UK, Nordics, Ukraine and Indonesia, has today announced the acquisition of Fisheye, the Shrewsbury-based E-commerce and Digital Marketing specialist.
The merger strengthens Youwe’s presence, capabilities and technical expertise in the UK, whilst enabling Fisheye to become a member of Youwe’s full-service portfolio and wider international family of over 300 digital specialists. The merger will also provide customers in the UK with a complete digital growth package.
In 2019 Youwe successfully merged with Leeds-based MarCom specialist company Successflow, which rebranded to Youwe UK in 2020. The Fisheye merger therefore marks the groups second exciting addition on UK soil, with both companies working together with clients including Schneider Electric, Henry Schein, Outdoor Toys and David Nieper.
Rob Wiek, CEO of Youwe, said:
“With the addition of Fisheye, we are not only strengthening our footprint in the UK, but also expanding our Commerce and Marketing activities with a group of highly qualified and proven professionals. This helps us to position our cross solution offering much better.
“Together with strong partners including Magento (Adobe), Commercetools, Spryker, Marketo, Pimcore, Drupal, Alumio and the AI-platform Symson, Youwe is now even better equipped to offer future-proofed value and solutions to businesses in the UK and across the globe.”
Steve Hulmes, Managing Director of Youwe UK, said:
“I am excited to welcome our new colleagues from Fisheye. This is an incredibly valuable boost to our UK presence and will strengthen us locally and internationally as a digital agency with a full-service portfolio.”
Dave Mistry Pain, Founder & Director at Fisheye, said:
“I am excited for Fisheye to become part of Youwe. This is a great opportunity for us to accelerate our ambitions to not only provide online growth through continuous support & strategic development, but to go beyond that - and truly be part of a full-service digital agency.”
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