Unblu announces strategic expansion with new London office

unblu has been working with UK clients since its inception and it is a strategic area of growth for the company. We’ve been consistently pursuing this market, but from outside of the UK. Our efforts have paid off, and it’s the right time for us to continue our expansion in the market with our new London location as a base.

Luc Haldimann, CEO at unblu

In a strategic move to expand their presence in the UK market, the software company Unblu announced the opening of a new office in London. The move is a natural progression for the software company to support its long-standing local clients, while pursuing new opportunities. “Unblu has been working with UK clients since its inception and it is a strategic area of growth for the company. We’ve been consistently pursuing this market, but from outside of the UK. Our efforts have paid off, and it’s the right time for us to continue our expansion in the market with our new London location as a base,” said Luc Haldimann, CEO at Unblu.

Sean Crouch will be heading the London office as Sales Manager for the UK and Ireland. “Sean is passionate about delivering an excellent digital customer experience and I’m delighted to have him on board to guide us into this new phase of growth. His expertise and enthusiasm are a great asset to our team,” said Haldimann.

Prior to joining the Unblu team, Crouch spent four years at Adobe, selling digital marketing solutions to large financial service organisations.  Crouch has more than twenty years of experience in enterprise software solutions, working with several major CRM software companies. His extensive background in digital customer experience is a great fit for the company. Unblu helps financial providers to bring the “human touch” to their online interactions with customers, enabling advisors and clients to engage and collaborate in real time around their banking web and mobile applications. 

“I'm excited to join Unblu because it's a unique solution that helps banks and financial institutions engage with their customers as if they were in the same room together, enabling the natural flow of a conversation, online,” said Crouch. “That’s a game changer for the industry.”