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At Hamina, we make tools for network engineers. Our tools help you design better wireless - and wired - networks. Whether you're designing Wi-Fi, 5G or IoT networks, our tools are the ones you actually like to use.

WE SHIP DIGITAL EXPERIENCES Haminne is a 360° digital agency, focus on combining the latest in internet technology with high-end digital communications. Create solutions anywhere from integrated platform development to data-driven social campaigns. We create digital solutions from idea phase to implementation. WE SHIP DIGITAL EXPERIENCES

HamishWilson is a UK firm of scheme actuaries and pensions consultants. We advise employers who are pension plan sponsors on everything from benefit design, corporate transactions and managing the PPF levy to pension scheme funding and accounting for pensions. In addition to scheme actuary services, our advice for pensions trustees includes strategic investment planning, pension scheme risk management, trustee training, member communications and pension scheme governance. We help with defined benefit (DB), defined contribution (DC) and hybrid pension schemes. Our goal is to inspire forward thinking businesses and pension trustee boards to have total confidence in their occupational pension schemes so members can enjoy the life they've worked for.

Hamkke is a Colombian consulting firm specializing in: • International business and market access • Strategy and Management consulting • Corporate Financial Services Human talent • Government and Institutions advice Why Hamkke? Hamkke (함께) is a Korean word than means "Together" MISSION Providing a reliable and high-quality advisory service through an implementation of a strategic model based on an ethical approach, of commitment and sustainability allowing our clients to achieve their goals and improve their profitability. Our company works with a result-based management methodology, tailored to each client’s need VISION Hamkke will be the leading consulting firm on adding value to its customers. Our firm specializes in enterprise strengthening to improve our customer’s capacity to do business with Asia-Pacific markets. OUR VALUES Expertise Results oriented Ethics and Social Responsibility Global Mind Inclusion and diversity, the real teamwork

Growing up in Cornwall, England, William Hamley might have become a tin miner. Or a fisherman. But William had other ideas. He dreamed of opening the best toy shop in the world. In 1760, he did, cramming 'Noah's Ark'​ with every kind of toy, from rag dolls to tin soldiers. Over the street-sellers'​ calls and horses'​ hooves ringing on the cobbles, you could just make out the delighted cries of children as they approached the window. By the time Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837, Hamleys was already a London landmark. Families flocked to William's 'Joy Emporium'​. So successful was the shop that in 1881 a new branch opened in Regent Street. To cope with the public's growing appetite for playthings. Hamleys added a further five floors of toys! We can only imagine the spectacle, as toy theatres, puppets, pedal cars and miniature railway trains jostled for space in the largest toy shop in the world. Hamleys faced hard times in the late 1920s, along with everybody else. In 1931, the picture looked bleak. The shop was forced to close and its fleet of horse-drawn delivery vans was stilled. But this story has a happy ending. Walter Lines, the Chairman of the Tri-Ang company, bought Hamleys and worked hard to bring customers back. In 1938, his efforts were rewarded. Queen Mary gave Hamleys the Royal Warrant! Even being bombed five times during World War II did not stop Hamleys. Wearing tin hats, staff served at the shop entrance, rushing in to collect the toys then handing them over at the door. The Festival of Britain in 1951 brought a Grand Doll's Salon as well as a vast model railway to amaze children - and their mothers and fathers. When she came to the throne, Queen Elizabeth II showed she still remembered the toys her grandmother had given her. She in turn gave Hamleys toys to her own children. In 1955, her Majesty honoured Walter Lines with a second Royal Warrant as a 'Toys and Sports Merchant'​.