Leeds IT consultancy expands city centre offices
IT consultancy BJSS continues to expand as it takes an additional 6,000 sq ft of ground floor office space at Coronet House, Queen Street, Leeds.
Carter Towler confirmed the deal earlier this week, making Coronet House now fully let.
With operations in the UK and US, BJSS has five offices across the country and currently employs over 200 people in Leeds.
The company’s clients include investment and retail banks, governments and healthcare organisations.
Richard Fraser, Carter Towler director, said: “We are delighted that BJSS has taken the remaining space in the building, it’s great to see such a dynamic company doing so well and what’s more they are great neighbours – Carter Towler’s offices on the top floor of Coronet House!”
Stuart Bullock, BJSS board member added: “The ground floor space at Coronet House adds to the over 21,000 sq ft we already have across the first, second and third floors of the building.
“We are pleased that Coronet House continues to play a role in BJSS’ expansion.”
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