FocusZenith
8th April 2007, 12:49
After months of continued growth, FocusZenith, the research and information consultants, are relocating to new offices in Bingham. Since the start of the business in 2001, FocusZenith had been based in offices in East Bridgford. The change of address has come as a result of continued investment and client growth.
FocusZenith will from 16th April be trading from a suite of offices at Church House, East Street, Bingham. The new facilities will allow FocusZenith to increase its’ office based staff and still provide room for future growth.
In recent months, FocusZenith has also employed two new members of staff, swelling their current labour to nine core members. Philip Geddes has been recruited as a Researcher and has already been involved with some of FocusZenith’s principle clients. Elaine Miller joined FocusZenith in January as the company’s Sales Manager and is spearheading the marketing strategy which has resulted in a 24% increase in turnover compared to the same quarter in 2006.
Laurance Higgs, Research Director at FocusZenith said “We had outgrown our current facilities and realised a change was necessary if we wanted to continue expanding. The introduction of new telephone research services and the large postal surveys we are now undertaking meant we would need to hire office facilities outside of our own to cope. This move has now removed this need. The future holds great opportunities for us”.
Details of the move will be available on the web site: http://www.FocusZenith.com
FocusZenith will from 16th April be trading from a suite of offices at Church House, East Street, Bingham. The new facilities will allow FocusZenith to increase its’ office based staff and still provide room for future growth.
In recent months, FocusZenith has also employed two new members of staff, swelling their current labour to nine core members. Philip Geddes has been recruited as a Researcher and has already been involved with some of FocusZenith’s principle clients. Elaine Miller joined FocusZenith in January as the company’s Sales Manager and is spearheading the marketing strategy which has resulted in a 24% increase in turnover compared to the same quarter in 2006.
Laurance Higgs, Research Director at FocusZenith said “We had outgrown our current facilities and realised a change was necessary if we wanted to continue expanding. The introduction of new telephone research services and the large postal surveys we are now undertaking meant we would need to hire office facilities outside of our own to cope. This move has now removed this need. The future holds great opportunities for us”.
Details of the move will be available on the web site: http://www.FocusZenith.com