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Huddle accepted onto NatWest business accelerator programme
Local digital agency startup, Huddle Digital, has been accepted onto the world’s largest free business accelerator programme, Entrepreneurial Spark Powered by NatWest.
The programme, which aims to support and empower business owners to scale their businesses, has 13 hubs across UK, with a hub in Manchester which Huddle will now join.
Huddle, which has been in business for two years now, works with a number of professional services clients, including London-based property advisers Vail Williams LLP and Allsop LLP.
The company specialises in web design and development services, and recently launched a new software product aimed optimising deal due diligence and providing investor insights for property investment teams.
Having joined the programme, Huddle will now work with business coaches, legal professionals and financial advisors over the next six months to take their business to the next stage of growth.
Speaking of their successful place on the programme, Tom Parson, Co-Founder of Huddle Digital, said: “We’re delighted to have been accepted onto Entrepreneurial Spark Powered by NatWest. With a growing team, new product launches and new client wins, it’s an important time for our business as we prepare for future growth.”
To date, the programme has helped to generate over 3,152 jobs and has raised over £151 million in investment from its base at NatWest offices on Hardman Boulevard, Spinningfields, Manchester.
Libbie Mowbray, Enabler at Entrepreneurial Spark, commented: “Whilst Huddle already has a great business, they joined Entrepreneurial Spark Powered by NatWest to be challenged so they can really grow and scale. I’m really looking forward to challenging them as it’s clear they have great potential. They have been with us for just under a month and are already a great fit with the community, and are really adding value with their web clinic drop in.”
Harry Potts, Co-Founder alongside Tom, continued: “The programme will allow us to better serve our existing clients better as we grow, and enable us to provide a higher quality of service, whilst attracting new clients and expanding our team. It’s an exciting time for us, and we’re looking forward to what’s ahead.”
Gemma Kirby, Entrepreneur Development Manager at NatWest, concluded: “It’s an exciting time for Huddle Digital and we look forward to seeing how the business moves forward.”
For more information about Huddle, go to http://workwithhuddle.com.
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