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Hull web design firm Strawberry branches into second business to retain local talent
Hull agency Strawberry has set up a second business, StrawberryToo in an attempt to retain local talent in the region.
StrawberryToo will launch later this summer and will be staffed by graduates, apprentices and interns.
Jonathan Leafe, Strawberry’s managing director, said “Not only will the agency provide team members with fantastic experience, it will also benefit local businesses by providing a new, cost-effective agency for local SMEs, charities and organisations with a youth focus ,” he said.
“Hull is a city on the up, so we hope the concept of StrawberryToo inspires people to get involved and help Hull’s creative and digital community be the best it can be.”
Strawberry, which was founded in 1993 and has over 30 staff, works with clients including Hull Kingston Rovers, Zoom Pop Box and Hull FC.
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