31 Jan 2019

Digital agency London HQ

Over the past 12 years, our digital agency has moved a number of times, never venturing further afield than our original home Soho, London where the agency was born in 2007.

So true to form, we're excited to announce after 5 years on Argyll Street, overlooking Liberty London, we're staying in Soho and moving to the more refined, upmarket surrounds of Great Pulteney Street.

Behind the scenes of our new studio

Occupying the entire top floor of two large Georgian buildings, knocked together, the office has incredible light thanks to a number of huge skylights.

With a vintage/industrial vibe, the office is being custom designed to our exacting specification.

We've flirted with the idea of moving to Clerkenwell, Shoreditch or even Bermondsey Street, but the unique vibrancy of Soho has always won us over

Jonathan Smith, Founder / Managing Director

Built for maximum collaboration, but with care made to enable privacy and quiet zones for concentration when you need it, our contractors are on site turning our dreams to reality.

Update: We moved in end of Feb and couldn't be happier. Our studio features heavily on Instagram and Facebook, so give us a follow for more studio based content.

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06 Oct 2016

Spain, the next tech-hub?

When you hear Madrid you may think primarily of culture, football, nightlife, but not necessarily the tech industry. But over the past three years much has changed and the tech industry is booming thanks to startups and agile ways of thinking.

Spanish startup funding is up 83% in 2015, according to a report by ASCRI (Spanish Association for Capital, Growth and Investment) and with 78% of that investment going into ICT and digital projects, Madrid is fast becoming the new tech-hub of Europe.

The Spanish economy has been hit hard by the economic downturn but the fast paced, agile thinking of the tech industry has come out stronger than ever and shows a great future ahead of it.

Tech leaders such as Google and Amazon are embracing the potential of Madrid. In 2015 Google opened Google Campus, and summer 2016 saw Amazon opening their tech-hub, one of only 3 in Europe. There are several other impressively backed incubator and startup hubs too.

“Tech talent in Spain is abundant and of high quality, but most importantly it is available.”

Adam Sedó, Amazon Spain

Earlier this year (2016) Catch opened its Madrid offices, expanding its services into the Spanish market and to access the tech talent pool Madrid has to offer.

This is exciting news for Catch and the future growth of Madrid as a cornerstone of the European tech scene. With the recent launch of Catch Studios and opening of our office in Madrid Catch are in a great position to capitalise on the burgeoning tech scene in Madrid.