Fresh office for business service provider
The six year old company has expanded its offering into the south west of England with an office presence in Aztec West Business Park. The new office will provide freshbaked Group with a base to deliver its business services including training, recruitment, public relations, design and telecommunications. Existing clients of freshbaked in the south West of England include Glaxosmithkline, Sanoh, Warburton’s, Swindon-based Dynamatic, Fox Removal and Storage and physical education specialists, SportStars.
Richard Matthews, chief executive of freshbaked said: “As we continue to establish ourselves as a leading business service provider in Wales, we have identified a strategic demand for our ‘freshbaked’ approach to business services in the south west of England, and we are pleased to be working with some great local companies already.
“The new offices in Bristol will allow us to continue servicing our existing clients to the highest level whilst enabling us to build the freshbaked brand across the bridge.”
Established in 2004 as a training provider by husband and wife team Richard and Kate Matthews, a group structure was put in place in 2006. The company now comprises of seven divisions including freshbaked Training, freshbaked Corporate, freshbaked Business, freshbaked Communications, freshbaked PR, freshbaked People and design agency limegreentangerine.
Continued Mr Matthews: “Having a group of complementary businesses is a benefit to both freshbaked and its clients alike. As a business services provider, we understand the importance of cross promotional activity between divisions as well as the importance of adding value to our clients by offering them a variety of high quality and innovative services.
“Since launching six years ago freshbaked has continued to go from strength to strength and has quickly built up a strong history and excellent reputation in Wales. Undoubtedly our expansion into the south west of England will be challenging, however we have a talented team of hard working staff to ensure we make the transition across the bridge a successful one.” |
