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Yorkshire media firm flying ahead
Huddersfield based leaflet Distribution Company, Mr Flyer has expanded and opened a new office in Leeds due to huge demand from their clients.
Mr Flyer, one of Yorkshire’s leading direct mail firms was set up in January 2011 by Andrew Robison at the youthful age of 24. Managing Director, Andrew, who lives in Marsh, Huddersfield now employs over 25 people who each share a passion for providing a reliable, expert distribution service.
Following the company’s year on year growth, Andrew chose to locate his second office in Leeds as opposed to neighbouring cities due to its excellent transport links and prime position within Yorkshire. The new location has allowed the business to offer additional leaflet distribution service in nearby cities, York and Harrogate. Andrew commented, “We decided to open a second office to meet the demands of our clients, the new offices allow us to serve our customers much more efficiently in this area.”
The new office has now created jobs for 5 members of staff with plans to employ a further 4 within the next 3 months. Andrew is a keen supporter of providing opportunities for young and unemployed people and he believes in rewarding staff for their hard work. Andrew added, “This approach has worked well for my team and I am proud to provide a reliable, quality service to our array of clients throughout Yorkshire.”
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