Halo Service Solutions

01/05/2026

Fabio Wardley is the WBO Heavyweight Champion of the World. He's now a Halo Athlete.

Just 10 years after picking up boxing in Ipswich, Fabio has risen to the status of World Heavyweight Champion, preparing to defend his WBO belt against Daniel Dubois on 9th May and will do so with Halo and the whole county in his corner.

Fabio joins Ryan Meikle (Darts), Hannah Turner (Muay Thai) and Will Ellard (Swimming) on our athlete scheme designed to support the best sporting talent coming out of Suffolk.

We couldn't be more proud to back him, and to have a world champion flying the flag for Suffolk.

Welcome to the team, Fabio.

05/02/2026

21/01/2026

Halo are delighted to announce that during 2026, the Willis Building in Ipswich will become our new Global Headquarters.

We are incredibly excited to be taking our place in the heart of Ipswich, at a time of incredible opportunity for the town and county of Suffolk. Halo are committed to continuing to lead our UK and international growth from Suffolk, and this new facility will provide us with improved opportunities for recruitment, growth, and collaboration with the local community.

We look forward to working closely with everyone at WTW to champion the progression of the town and county.

06/11/2025

The grad scheme changing the rules.
80+ roles for 2026 with flexible start dates.

Apply now: halograduates.com

29/09/2025

Thinking about a future in tech? Whether you're a student, a recent grad, or just getting started in your career, come along to Halo House for an afternoon of honest conversations, fresh ideas, and meeting new people - as part of Women in Tech week!

Find out more here: https://bit.ly/4pJwkaj

16/09/2025

HALO Impact: Empowering the World’s Largest Charities and Supporting Global Disaster Relief

We’re committing $10m to cover software costs for major charities and provide rapid support in crises - so more money goes straight to the frontline where it’s needed most.

👉Find out more: haloimpact.org

26/08/2025

We’re excited to welcome our 2025 Halo Scholars 🙌

Six outstanding students from across East Anglia will receive full support from Halo - covering university tuition fees, career development and a guaranteed path into the business.

The Halo Scholarship is about removing barriers and backing potential. We can’t wait to see the impact this year’s recipients will make😇

22/08/2025

Introducing our newest Halo Athlete: William Ellard

Will is a Paralympic gold medallist from Beccles, Suffolk, who competes in the S14 classification. Still only 19, he’s one of Britain’s brightest para‑swimming stars.

After winning two golds (including a world‑record 200m freestyle) and a silver at Paris 2024, he was shortlisted for the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year, earning recognition alongside Sky Brown and Luke Littler.

He was awarded an MBE in the 2025 New Year Honours for services to swimming. Already a role model in the region, we’re thrilled to welcome Will into the Halo Athlete programme!

Watch Will’s incredible world-record swim in the 200m freestyle at the Paris 2024 Paralympics below.

Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/3Howinh

01/08/2025

We’ve just wrapped up a brilliant few days with 12 interns, who joined us for a packed schedule of visits, workshops and challenges.

From a trip to Portman Road with our partners at Ipswich Town FC, to conversations about leadership and culture with our CEO and shadowing some of our recent graduates, they got a real insight into what working at Halo is all about.

We were blown away by the level of knowledge, drive and ideas on display throughout.

Next, we'll be selecting six of them for university sponsorship, fully funding their tuition fees, plus a job offer when they graduate. But every intern is still in the running for future opportunities at Halo.

Thank you to everyone who joined!

16/07/2025

Introducing our first Halo Athlete: Ryan Meikle 🎯

Born in Leiston, Suffolk, Ryan has been on the PDC Tour since 2016, going pro at just 19.

He recently qualified for the 2025 World Darts Championship, where he beat Fallon Sherrock in the first round before pushing eventual champion Luke Littler in the second. He’s now aiming to qualify again this December.

Nicknamed The Barber, Ryan still cuts hair in Saxmundham when he’s not competing - and he’s a proud Ipswich Town season ticket holder.

We’re proud to back local talent and excited to support Ryan as he takes Suffolk to the world stage.

More Halo Athletes coming soon 👀