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City move for Ilkeston agency
A digital web agency is set to move to a new office in Nottingham city centre following their successful start in their Ilkeston office.
HeX Productions, who have been in their office on Bath Street for just over a year, will move to a new office in the Westminster Building on Theatre Square, Nottingham, in January 2017.
James Hall, Creative Director at HeX Productions, said: “We are all very excited to be moving to Nottingham, and are so grateful for the start we had and support we received during our time in our Ilkeston office.
“Ilkeston proved to be a town full of creative people and promising businesses. We have worked on some very exciting projects while we have been here, and can’t wait to see what our time in Nottingham brings.”
Since moving into their first office, James’ team has grown to include two more web developers, a graphic designer and a digital PR executive, widening the services the business offers.
HeX Productions now specialise in web design, development, content writing and maintenance, and boasts a portfolio working with universities, councils and local authorities.
During their time in Ilkeston, they also supported local businesses, helping them improve their online presence and spread the word about the work they do.
James added: “We know we wouldn’t be where we are now without such a great first year. We have thoroughly enjoyed our time in the town, and simply feel the time has come to move into a bigger office, and what better place to be located than in Nottingham city centre.”
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