IT provider relocates to new HQ following workforce expansion
A North Yorkshire tech specialist is continuing a period of growth with a move to a new headquarters.
razorblue, which has offices in Newcastle, Wynyard, Leeds, Manchester and London, has invested £600k in a move to a new base in Catterick, North Yorkshire.
As well as moving into the new office, razorblue has taken on six new members of staff, including an account manager, marketing manager, senior IT engineer, IT engineer, project manager and .net developer.
Managing director of razorblue, Dan Kitchen, commented: “At 5,000 sq ft, our new headquarters give us twice as much space as we had before, allowing us to expand the team and host more customer events and demonstrations.
“I’m really pleased with the results, it looks fantastic, very professional and gives the business the space it needs.
“We’ve stayed in Catterick – in fact, we’re only about 100 metres from our previous base – as we’ve always been here; we have access to a great pool of people and it’s very convenient, being just off the A1.”
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