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Local business scoops prestigious national award
Local serviced office provider, Stonebridge Offices, which has premises in Leeds and Manchester, has been recognised as the Independent Business Centre of the Year 2015 at the National BCA Gala Dinner for its offices at Park House, Leeds. The event showcases the very best in business centres and flexible workspace - championing excellence across the network and in turn highlighting Stonebridge’s industry leading offering.
The Business Centre Association rounds off each year with the event, seeing awards presented to individuals, operators and trade suppliers that are voted for by BCA members and customers of flexible office space. Stonebridge scooped the award for receiving exceptional recommendations from its customers at Park House, which formed part of the award shortlisting process.
Dave Sunter, Business Development Manager at Stonebridge Offices, commented:
“We are absolutely thrilled to have been awarded Independent Business Centre of the Year 2015 – it’s a testament to the hard work of our team at Park House in Leeds – and to know that this was voted for by our customers is fantastic. Our team will be looking forward to the year ahead, continuing to provide innovative, flexible, fully serviced working spaces for businesses.”
Stonebridge Offices provides contemporary office space in truly desired locations in Leeds and Manchester, fully furnished with modern desks, ergonomic chairs and well equipped communal facilities including break out rooms and kitchens. Virtual offices are also available offering a cost effective way to achieve a regional presence for businesses.
For more information please visit http://stonebridgeoffices.co.uk/
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Savage .
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