IT support service firm plugs into new city office

An IT support services firm has expanded with an office move.

Zenzero has moved into a 3056sq ft base in Leeds’ Concordia Works.

Officials say the ten-year lease “marks an exciting new chapter” for the business.

Its move into the former yarn and cord warehouse was supported by property consultancy Knight Frank.

Louis Lawley-Adams, Zenzero strategy and business operations director, said: “The space will provide the perfect setting for our staff to collaborate, innovate and thrive, while supporting the continued growth of our business.

“We look forward to everything this move will bring.”

Victoria Harris, an associate in Knight Frank’s Leeds office, said: “Concordia Works is a unique and striking property.

“It has been refurbished with modern businesses in mind, while maintaining its existing structure and original period features.”

James Whicher, of Concordia Works landlord Boultbee Brooks, added: “It’s fantastic to see the building’s distinctive identity continuing to resonate with businesses.

“We wish the team every success in their new home and look forward to seeing them thrive.”

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