Partner Article
Piranha Celebrates 15th Birthday in Style
One of the North West’s leading marketing agencies, Piranha, hit a bench mark on the July 4th 2016, celebrating 15 years of dedicated service to businesses and organisations across the region and beyond.
After 15 years of hard work, the Directors thought it was only right that the event was celebrated in style, so, they closed the office early on Friday 8th July and headed to Baluga Bar in Preston for celebratory food and drinks.
The Piranha team comes from all over Lancashire, including Blackpool, Lancaster, Garstang and Blackburn, to name a few, as well as Preston and it’s not often that the team manage to get together outside of work. This made the birthday party even more special and it was a lovely afternoon filled with fun, laughter and great conversation!
Peter Bamber, Piranha’s Creative Director said; “Piranha has come a long way since we first started the company 15 years ago. We now have around 20 people working in our offices, ranging from designers and developers to SEO and social media experts.”
“With an ever-growing demand for our services, the company definitely won’t be slowing down anytime soon. We are incredibly happy to celebrate our 15th birthday as a company and it really has been a great day of celebrations.”
Paul Airey, Piranha’s Account Director added “We would like to say a big thank you to all of our valued clients for their continued patronage, to our suppliers for their support, the Piranha team members for their continued dedication to the company and a special thank you to Baluga Bar for their great hospitality on the day”.
Happy birthday Piranha, here’s to another 15 years!
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by sharon Challinor .
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