New London office for South Tyneside’s RDA
North East firm Restaurant Design Associates Ltd (RDA) has expanded with the launch of a London office.
RDA’s new base on Argyle Walk, near Kings Cross, will allow the firm to be “more physically responsive” in serving clients based around the capital.
The office is currently recruiting for an account manager and senior designer.
Director Nick Bradley said: “We are delighted to have opened the new office. We’re not exactly looking to regionalise the provision of our services, as we work all over the UK.
“However we’re finding a lot of our key client base and current opportunities are London based.”
He continued: “This move will allow us to be more physically responsive. Our head office remains in the North East, but we’re looking forward to further expansion in the London region as we continue to grow.”
RDA has also grown its North East operation with three additions to the sales and marketing team in the last 12 months, in response to a growing workload from clients in sectors including sports, leisure, education and healthcare.
The header image shows (L-R) directors Alex and Nick Bradley, John Fitzgibbon (senior consultant, Roy Addyman (managing director), Louise Ward (business development manager) and Paul Hirst (senior consultant).
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