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DLX to Open London Office

Guillaume Delacroix, Wassim Saliba, Justin Padgett and Sarah Johnson, co-founders of DLX — Guillaume Delacroix, Wassim Saliba, Justin Padgett and Sarah Johnson, co-founders of DLX (Courtesy DLX)

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Diana Pearl

04 January 2024

The Paris-based communications agency is opening its doors in London, on Great Portland Street in the Fitzrovia neighbourhood. The location will be a full-service branch of the firm, offering clients brand strategy, public relations, events and influencer and VIP relations.

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Diana Pearl

Diana Pearl is Senior News and Features Editor at The Business of Fashion. She is based in New York and drives BoF’s marketing and media coverage.

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