Software asset management firm to create 18 jobs at new Warrington HQ
Software asset management company Certero is relocating to a new base in Warrington and creating jobs with six-figure funding from HSBC.
Certero will follow up the move to the 5,600 sq ft head office in Wainhomes, supported with a £320k commercial mortgage, by taking on eight new members of staff.
The company plans to create a further 10 employment opportunities over the coming year.
From its new larger HQ, Certero has doubled its turnover by expanding its client base.
The managing director of Certero, John Lunt, said: “Larger premises are crucial if we are to succeed in our long-term growth plans.
“With HSBC’s partnership and support, we have been able to acquire and make the most of this new location, servicing our existing clients, as well as winning new business.”
Founded in 2007, today Certero employs a team of 35 and has offices in Europe, North America and Australasia.
HSBC’s Greater Manchester-based area director for business banking, Sam Roden, commented: “Certero is a strong example of an ambitious company with plans to expand and develop, not only within the UK but in overseas markets, creating new jobs in the process.
“This is an international business and we are proud that they can make the most out of our global network.”
He added: “We look forward to strengthening our relationship with Certero as it continues to achieve its business goals.”
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