Partner Article
Out with the old in with the new
At the start of the New Year many people and businesses set resolutions and goals to achieve.
MetroMail, a Seaham based mailing house, have more than most as they strive to make their company more successful.
A considerable investment in the refurbishment of their office creates a welcoming, professional environment to have client meetings and host events.
The new reception area represents the MetroMail brand creating a consistent image and bridge between their marketing channels and the facility itself. The theme continues throughout the office with quirky additions to add an element of fun to the design.
MetroMail hold an Investors in People, Silver award due to the commitment they have to their employees. The new ‘break out’ area is an ideal place for staff to take a break away from their desks or have informal meetings.
The company plan to hold a launch event for all staff to enjoy, revealing the finished refurbishment and officially opening the newly refurbished office. Additionally MetroMail hope to host an open day for prospects and clients to have a tour of the office and factory facilities. Taking them on a journey from when their order arrives to when it is dispatched. This will allow the business to really showcase their strengths and their position in the market place.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by MetroMail .
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