Digital agency Custard relocates to new Northern Quarter base
North West content marketing agency Custard has relocated to new premises in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
The firm made the move from its former Preston home following a series of new client wins that saw it working alongside companies such as retailer Tile Depot and Arsenal Football Club.
Other factors contributing to the move included Royal Bank of Scotland statistics naming the North West as the country’s second-fastest growing business region and Manchester’s status as a rising media hub, according to Custard.
The company’s founder and director, Sam Allcock, said: “Moving to Manchester puts us in close proximity to many of the media contacts we work closely with, and gives us access to a mine of creative talent as we continue to strengthen our human resources.
“We are very excited to set up shop in the region’s business epicentre, not least because of our strong North West roots.”
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