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New Manchester office for cloud and network provider

Exponential-e, the British cloud and network provider, has announced the continued expansion of its business with the opening of a new office in Manchester.

Exponential-e is strengthening its sales across the North of the UK, with the goal of doubling the size of its current Northern sales force over the next year.

Manchester provides Exponential-e’s new office with advantages such as low-cost office space, excellent transport links to other cities, and access to a wealth of talent within the nation’s largest university graduate population.

The opening of a Manchester office will also better serve customers based in Northern Britain, and will grow the company’s activities and impact across the UK.

Exponential-e has a strong existing customer base based in the North, including Evolution Money, Facultatieve Technologies, Baines & Ernst Ltd and Parklane Properties.

The company has around 300 employees and a turnover of approximately £60 million.

Founder and CEO of Exponential-e, Lee Wade said:“With Manchester acting as one of the largest economic areas outside of London, the new office will be pivotal to our ongoing regional growth plans for the UK and will ensure that we have a presence in technology hubs across the UK.

“The government’s commitment to creating a northern powerhouse has meant forecasts for private sector growth in Greater Manchester outstrip growth for the UK as a whole, ensuring we will continue to operate with a wealth of potential customers on our doorstep .

“Customer service quality is one of the key cornerstones of our business. Our expansion into the north of the UK reflects our dedication to maintaining a strong customer focus.

“We can now offer our customers headquartered in Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and all the surrounding areas an on-the-ground presence being just around corner from them, which gives us a strong base as we grow our business further across the country”.

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