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Geo-data matters
Everything happens somewhere
— Conrad Poulson, CEO
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Huq Industries
Huq’s objective since 2014 has been to bring quality geo-behavioural measurement data to customers who make high-value decisions based on real-world actions; the very word huq in Arabic means the truth.
Our executive team shares a rich professional history centred on mobile technology with many years experience working for mobile network operators, in mobile content and marketing and engineering.
We are headquartered in London, UK with sales representation in the US and South Africa, where our focused and talented team works on its commitment to producing the market’s most reliable geo-data.
Conrad Poulson
19 years building products for MNOs. Experienced startup founder. London Mayor's Programme mentor.
Isambard Poulson
17 years in mobile native and data pipeline engineering. Lead technical architect at leading agencies.
Alexander Fairfax
12 years apps content and marketing. Built app products in banking, FMCG and media.
Nick Keating
25 years growing early stage B2B SaaS companies in CRO / COO roles with a strong proven record.
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