Gateshead IT firm announces opening of Leeds office
A Gateshead technology provider has announced the opening of a new office in Leeds.
Smart IT’s announcement comes as a result of significant growth in recent years, increasing turnover by an impressive 50 per cent over the last 4 years and are on target to achieve £4m turnover in the next financial year. The new office will be located at 15 Queen Square, Leeds
With over 50 employees based at their head office in Gateshead, the new Leeds office provides the opportunity to branch out geographically and expand their technical IT services and Telecoms S.
Furthermore, Smart IT celebrated winning The UK Zen New Partner of the Year award, made the final of The Apprenticeships, Training & Skills category at the North East Business Awards and also saw a newly qualified apprentice win North East Rising Star at the National Apprenticeship Awards.
Tony Wilson, managing director, Smart IT, said: “The new offices will be a great place to meet with clients, deliver high quality IT & Telecoms support and continue to effectively manage the growing needs of our wide-ranging clients.”
“As a North East market leader in IT and Telecoms support, we understand the importance of delivering and maintaining an exceptional level of support to our customers.
“The opening of a Leeds office will provide us with a central hub to support our customers in Leeds and allow us to grow our customer base further into West Yorkshire. It’s a great opportunity for us to strengthen and grow our team too”
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