Wales Week à Paris is massively grateful for the incredible support we've received from our partners and sponsors - their contribution both in sponsorship and in other ways is invaluable.
Wales Week à Paris also owes a huge debt of thanks to the Welsh Government and the Office of the Secretary of State for Wales - working collaboratively and with a shared ambition to promote a modern Wales to the rest of world.
Multi-award winning Acorn is one of the UK's leading recruitment companies. We develop careers, we grow businesses, we fulfil ambitions and we change lives. Through our network of more than 40 branches across the UK, in Australia and our specialist divisions, we work with hundreds of UK and international businesses to make sure we can offer the best job opportunities available.
Bluegg is a digital branding agency, which creates bold, noticeable and meaningful work for clients who want to disrupt. We've been proud to support Wales Week In London since it's inception and are looking forward to watching this brilliant initiative grow!
We are working to help improve the lives of people in Wales and make our nation a better place in which to live and work, and to promote Wales as a location for business and investment.
The Office of the Secretary of State for Wales supports the Welsh Secretary in promoting the best interests of Wales within a stronger United Kingdom. It ensures Welsh interests are represented at the heart of the UK Government and the UK Government’s responsibilities are represented in Wales.
Wales is a country of iconic people and places. Ours is a story of firsts and back-breaking engineering feats – a mountain top railway, a looping coastline path, a soaring zip line, a terrifying awesome underground trampoline. Always full of surprises and always daring to be different.
We are full of adventure. We are epic. This is Wales.
Keolis is one of the world leaders in shared mobility and was part of the successful JV (with Amey) that was awarded the £5bn contract, the largest ever awarded in Wales, to run the Transport for Wales rail and metro franchise.
