Quickline Communications has opened its new headquarters in East Yorkshire, signalling a huge expansion for the company.
Over 130 people are already working for Quickline, and the company plans to double that number again in the coming year.
The move follows the complete transformation of three buildings in Willerby into their new offices.
Chief Executive Sean Royce said:
“This is such an essential and positive move for us and we’re delighted to finally be in. Having grown so quickly, we simply didn’t fit in our previous offices anymore.”
“Albion Mills is a much bigger space, is easy to get to and allows us to manage our next recruitment phase more easily.”
“But it is much more than this. It is about investing in our people, making them proud to work for Quickline. We want to make this a great place to work and for our people to want to be together.”
“Since the pandemic, we have developed a flexible working approach. We want people to continue to work from home, but also to have a dedicated workspace where they can collaborate, create solutions together, build strong relationships and have some fun with their colleagues.”
“Indeed, for many of our people, it will be the first time they have met their colleagues in person.”
Additionally, Quickline says its new location puts them closer to the communities they serve because of its rural location.
Sean Royce added;
“There’s such a great atmosphere at Quickline, a real buzz, and everyone’s excited to be part of our ambitious plans and future growth.”
“Finally, we’d like to thank local firm Chameleon Business Interiors who we commissioned to design and fit-out services for our new workspace.”
Quickline Project Has Been Fantastic To Work On
Kevin McIntosh, head of design at Chameleon, said:
“We harmonised our designs with the original features in the building – highlighting the exposed brickwork and bringing focus to the oak beam roof trusses. Everything we’ve done has complemented the history of the building.”
“The new space now boasts a mix of cellular and open plan workspaces, an impressive mezzanine break-out space and a welcoming meet and greet area, giving Quickline’s staff and customers an office environment that really works for them and accurately reflects the business and its vision of the future.”
“It’s been a fantastic project to work on and we’re delighted to see it complete.”
In addition, Quickline announced a move a year after Northleaf Capital invested £500 million in the company, allowing the company to accelerate its plans to provide lightning-fast broadband to more than 500,000 rural homes and businesses where the digital divide is still significant.
For more information, please visit www.quickline.co.uk or you can also call 01482 247365.
