Leeds recruitment specialist expands into new city centre office amidst team growth
iSource Group, the IT, digital and change management recruitment specialist based in Leeds, has announced that it has relocated from Brewery Wharf after more than a decade, moving to more central office space at Goodbard House.
Securing several new accounts in recent months, while taking on extended briefs from existing clients, the business has also welcomed eight new colleagues to the team and celebrated two senior promotions.
Having been based at Brewery Wharf for more than a decade, the move has set the tone for the business as it sets out a five-year strategy that will see it expand and extend the range of services that it offers to customers.
Managing director of iSource Group, Geoff Shepherd commented: “I have always been a huge advocate of Leeds and all that it has to offer. There was no way we were leaving the city, however moving to a more central location felt like the right thing to do.
“The last two years have been tough, but we are looking forward to taking on more business than ever before. With a five-year strategy and extended range of services for our clients to benefit from, relocating was the next step.
“This move marks the start of a new chapter at our business. We have a strong and committed team, a growing portfolio of clients and exciting plans. We are re-energised and the new offices give us the fresh start we have been looking for.”
By Matthew Neville – Correspondent, Bdaily
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