New HQ for North East digital firm following Tees Valley Business support
Process Group works with chemical, manufacturing and energy companies to provide digital services such as digitising documents in a bid to increase efficiency.
Founded three years ago, the company has now expanded to a second location on top of its engineering base at Redcar’s Wilton Centre.
Following support and a £5,000 grant from Tees Valley Business, the business has updated its IT systems, invested in its new headquarters in Middlesbrough’s Riverside Park and taken on three people under Government’s Kickstart scheme.
Process Group’s managing director, Dean Gallacher, commented: “We used a part of the grant to update our offices, providing a professional and modern working environment – including a new breakout area.
“There has been a lot of uncertainty for many businesses this year, and we wanted to ensure our employees have a comfortable office environment.
“This is something we would not have been able to do in the old workspace given the space and resource restrictions. We hope that our small role in this will enable the Tees Valley to be a sustainable place for Manufacturing and Engineering Services for years to come.”
Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen added: “Process Group is another example of a brilliant business growing right here, creating jobs and offering services that help our other local companies to succeed.
“I’m delighted they’ve been given the boost they need by Tees Valley Business so the business can go from strength to strength.”
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