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Media monitoring firm heads to North Tyneside
ONE of Europe’s leading media monitoring organisations is to invest over £1m in relocating to the region, creating 60 new jobs.
Ebiquity will base its processing centre at Quorum Business Park, North Tyneside.
Paul Adams, of Ebiquity said: “This is an exciting investment for Ebiquity and we’re delighted to be opening a centre at Quorum.
“We have a great opportunity to achieve growth around the world and this is a fantastic location from which to do it.
“The support available in this area is also excellent. We had a choice between Ireland and Tyneside and one of the key reasons we came here was the help we received.”
The company’s new 18,000 sq ft facility will see its current operational centre in London and an office in Newcastle merged into one single centre.
The Tyne and Wear Development Company has been working closely with Ebiquity to attract the investment to Tyne and Wear.
The new centre will initially employ 210 people in a range of roles from media analysts to team leaders and quality control officers.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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