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Look for Simplus on “World’s Greatest!”

Oct 4, 2018 | Admin, Latest News

Simplus will be featured on the “World’s Greatest!” TV series! How 2 Media, the company behind “World’s Greatest!”, announced their selection to feature Simplus on the show this morning. The show highlights the world’s most impressive companies, people, places, and products. It’s a fast-paced show that features behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and engaging visuals.

A film crew from How 2 Media visited Simplus several months ago to learn more about the Simplus culture, team, and facility and prepare to show viewers why Simplus is among the best in the field. It’s well-known that we at Simplus take culture seriously—”culture is our #1 metric”—and we’re thrilled to see that culture spotlighted by “World’s Greatest!”

How 2 Media is excited about the opportunity to feature Simplus as well. “We think [Simplus’] story will be meaningful as well as educational to our viewers,” said Gordon Freeman, executive producer of “World’s Greatest!”

Simplus is ecstatic to be recognized on this show, and we hope you’ll be tuning in with us next week! The show featuring Simplus will air on October 8, 2018, on DirecTV (channel 305) and on Dish Network (channel 250), and again on October 15, 2018, on the same channels.

Read the full press release announcing Simplus on “World’s Greatest!” here.

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