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IT Recruiter celebrates 10th birthday with substantial growth forecast
Leeds-headquartered Corecom Consulting has celebrated significant growth and success at a key milestone for the company. Within the last 12 months, and in the same year as its 10th birthday, the IT recruitment company has opened an additional office in Manchester and extended its charity partnerships. Managing Director, Jonathan Sanderson, was crowned Recruitment Boss of the Year at the Marketing and Digital Recruitment Awards in November.
Corecom Consulting opened an office in Manchester in January 2018, launching software testing community networking events in the region. The company has extended its support for Emmaus, a charity for the previously homeless, partnering with its Salford community in addition to Leeds. The company has achieved 16 award shortlists, including those for its innovative events for technology professionals, community initiatives and the outstanding leadership of the company.
Jonathan Sanderson, Managing Director at Corecom Consulting, said:
“We are ahead of our 5% forecasted growth figure and on track to achieve a turnover of £4,940,125 and net profit of £474,978 by the end of 2018. By 2019 we plan to open a third office in London.
“We are looking forward to and are committed to expanding our relationships across the North West and South East of England, including sharing our knowledge and expertise in the local communities in which we operate.”
Corecom Consulting, which was established in 2008, has grown from 15 to 23 employees over the last 12 months. The company plans to recruit an additional six members of staff at its Leeds HQ and is forecasting a year on year growth of 8% in both Leeds and Manchester.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sarah Cowman .
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