Sister companies unite with combined premises in expansion drive
Two North East firms are moving from separate offices into a single larger premises as part of their ongoing growth and collaboration.
Marketing firm Digital Allies and content specialist Remember Media have left their Individual offices in e-volve Business Centre at Rainton Park to occupy a single space in Team Valley’s Enterprise House.
The move follows a period of steady growth for both companies, with the improvement of their training capabilities and a growing workforce.
The firms hope that by combining their workspaces into a single unit, they can offer integrated services to clients and enhance their offerings.
Chris March, chairman of both companies, said: “The continued growth of Digital Allies and Remember Media has meant that larger premises were required and this presented us with the ideal opportunity to co-locate both businesses in the same building.
“We have taken a total of 2500 sq ft which will accommodate the current businesses but crucially allows us room to expand in the future”.
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