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Project launch for Elementary Digital's London office
Elementary Digital has completed another major Wordpress project in the capital after launching its London office earlier this year.
The Yorkshire-headquartered agency has been working with Canary Wharf training consultancy, The Leadership Network, which has provided leadership and management training for over 500 companies including Shell, Airbus, Toyota and Lego.
Elementary Digital has developed a new conversion focussed website for the company detailing its training events and offering innovative ways to promote best practice in the workplace.
Gyles Seward, managing director of Elementary Digital, said the project was the latest to launch after a series of contract wins in London and the South East.
“The decision to open our London office followed successful business development activity in the South and enabled us to place ourselves within easy reach of clients in that region,” said Gyles.
Elementary Digital opened its first office in Leeds in 2012 with recent clients including nationwide storage firm Storebox, celebrity beauty company HD Brows and international motorcycle brand 1Jac.
“Our Yorkshire office has gone from strength to strength and we have completed some exciting work for well-known regional names including Leeds Beckett University, Stagecoach and Skipton Properties,” said Gyles.
“We will be launching a number of other projects for London clients before the end of the year and expect both offices to grow significantly in 2016 in response to recent new client wins.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ellen Forster .
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