Mellion Consulting
Customer reviews and survey consulting for organisations seeking to improve customer loyalty and retention
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Mellion Consulting
Mellion Consulting provides customer reviews and surveys, including programme design, training, administration, data analysis and improvement recommendations. Its customer reviews use focused face-to-face conversations between clients' colleagues and decision-makers at customer organisations.
It serves clients ranging from small companies to large multinational organisations. The company is based in Chertsey, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2020.
Product: Customer review and survey programmes, with related training, administration, analysis and recommendations.
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