Omnigon Continues International Expansion With Acquisition of Touch Instinct and Opening of New Offices

Omnigon the digital consulting firm to leaders across the sports, cough media and entertainment industries, order continues to expand its geographic footprint and to meet the needs of its global client base with the opening of an office in Los Angeles and the acquisition of Touch Instinct, medicine a mobile development company based in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Omnigon now has six offices worldwide, including its New York headquarters, London, Toronto and Kiev.

The acquisition of Touch Instinct enables Omnigon to centralize all of its mobile development in one location, St. Petersburg, providing an additional layer of offshore project management accountability.

With the addition of 25 mobile experts, Omnigon can quickly scale support for clients requiring more robust mobile development.

Touch Instinct CEO, Andrey Baskov, will relocate to New York to serve as Omnigon’s new Mobile Chief Technology Officer.

Manish Dayal, Director of the Project Management Office, has been promoted to Managing Director, Omnigon Los Angeles and has relocated to head up Omnigon’s operations there.

The new office will oversee Omnigon’s West Coast-based clients and its continued business growth and presence throughout the entertainment industry.

“We are thrilled with Omnigon’s continued double-digit year over year growth and welcome Andrey and his outstanding team of mobile experts to the Omnigon family,” said Igor Ulis, CEO, Omnigon.

“With the opening the Los Angeles and St. Petersburg offices, Omnigon will be able to more rapidly meet the demands and requirements of our growing client roster as we continue to broaden our offerings in North America and abroad.”

Since its founding in 2008, Omnigon has grown to 150 employees and has won numerous industry awards for its groundbreaking work. Omnigon counts some of the world’s largest companies, including NASCAR, PGA TOUR, WWE, NFL, Miami Heat, USGA, Manchester City F.C., MLB, IMG, CONCACAF, FOX Sports and FOX Broadcasting, as clients.