Marketing communications agency on the move in Hunsingore
Wish, the integrated communications agency, is moving offices from The Old School to The Granary in the village of Hunsingore, near Harrogate.
Launched in 2003, Wish is relocating to larger premises after hiring new creative and web development team members.
The agency has further plans to recruit more talent in the coming months to handle new projects.
Wish Digital, the agency’s online division, was established in 2014. Despite uncertainty over Brexit, the agency has continued to grow its international client base, across Europe and the US.
Wilf Geldart, Wish agency director, said: “We were very keen to stay in the village where we have grown over the last 15 years and the opportunity to move into The Granary presented itself at the perfect time.
“Clients love visiting us in this beautiful location and we are very excited about welcoming them to our new offices”.
Wish Group provides a fully integrated marketing approach, offering clients sales focused solutions both on and offline and works with a diverse client base across both the B2B and B2C sectors.
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