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The Bigger Boat wins Business of the Month
A digital marketing agency based in Mirfield has been awarded Eaton Smith’s Business of the Month Award.
The Bigger Boat was founded in 2010 by Doug Main, Lee Boothroyd & Andy McCaul who had all previously worked together in another agency. The agency outgrew its original office in Brighouse and moved to Mirfield in 2015. They have an impressive client list of companies such as Xbox one game developers, Microsoft Studios and the toy manufacturers, Little Tikes. Furthermore, they demonstrate a remarkable work ethos which is why so much of their work comes through client recommendations.
Phil Clarke, Partner at Eaton Smith and member of the judging panel said; “The judges were impressed with The Bigger Boat because not only have they gained financial success but they have also invested in their staff through training and development. The company works hard to recruit talented individuals by offering a quality working environment and development programmes.”
Commenting on their win Andy McCaul said; “We are very proud to receive the Business of the Month Award. We have a fantastic team of people here at The Bigger Boat who work hard to make the business a success. We have ambitious growth plans and are excited about the future of the company”.
The Bigger Boat will now go forward to the Business of the Year judging panel. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 30th June 2017.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Katie Mallinson .
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