Denfield Competitors

innocent started with a simple mission: to make drinks that make it easy to do yourself some good. In 1999 we concocted a few smoothies in our kitchen and tested them on people at a music festival; today we’re blending every type of fruit & veg under the sun and selling drinks right across Europe in over 30 different countries. Our range has got bigger along with us, and we now sell juice, kids drinks, coconut water and bubbles (a healthy drink in a can) with loads more innovation to come. We have great ambitions: to show the world that you can build a successful business that cares about more than just profit, and to leave things better than we find them. We’re proud to call ourselves Europe’s favourite little healthy drinks company, but we’re still growing. And that means we need more brilliant people who share our ambition, to join in with the next, most exciting, part of our story.

Formed as Leicester Fosse back in 1884, the Club has seen many changes and tasted success throughout its 139-year history. The Club's first Premier League title - a momentous occasion in world sport - was achieved in 2015/16, paving the way for UEFA Champions League football for the first time in its history. The success was followed up with a win at Wembley to lift the Emirates FA Cup for the first time in 2020/21. King Power Stadium provides a perfect setting for entertaining clients, colleagues or friends. The Club's home on Filbert Way boasts an extensive portfolio of sponsorship and advertising opportunities - plus a range of award-winning matchday hospitality packages. King Power Stadium can facilitate up to 550 delegates for conferences and meetings. The stadium contains 9 suites and 44 corporate hospitality boxes for business events, while offering free WiFi and car parking for all guests.

Falkirk Football Club currently play in the Scottish Professional Football League. Falkirk FC played in the Scottish Premier League for 5 consecutive seasons from 2005-10. In 2009, Falkirk reached the Scottish Cup final and qualified to play in Europe in season 2009/10 . In 2015, Falkirk again reached the Scottish Cup final only to lose 2-1 to Inverness Caledonian Thistle.