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Jul 2022
Last Updated: 06/07/2022
Harrogate creative agency reports increase in turnover
In this morning's business briefing, a Harrogate creative firm has reported an increase in turnover in the last financial year.
Charlie Hartley, managing director of Impression Studio.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
Impression Studio in Harrogate has reported a 30% growth in turnover in the last financial year.
The company, which is based on Albert Street and is a creative digital agency, saw its turnover in 2021/22 increase to £750,000.
The firm works with clients including Power Sheds, Hippo Digital, Infinity Works and KAL Fitness.
Charlie Hartley, founder and managing director of Impression Studio, has also announced plans to develop the business further with an increased focus on brand strategy.
Mr Hartley said:
“The new focus and direction for the business is already helping brands to build emotional connections with customers by creating compelling digital-first brands and digital experiences that both excite and deliver results.”
Chamber meeting to focus on financial support
Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce is set to hold its next meeting on Monday.
The meeting will focus on what practical and financial support is available to businesses in the district.
It will be held at Harrogate College on July 11.
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Three expert speakers including Danny Wild, principal of Harrogate College, Steve Bolton, a leader consultant for Harrogate Borough Council, and Amrit Choda, an Aspire2Lead job coach.
David Simister, Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce chief executive, said:
“For Harrogate businesses seeking information about what financial grants, practical support and staff training they can access, then our July meeting is a must attend event.
“And I’m delighted to say this meeting is open to non-members too. The aim of our meetings is to educate and inform, and this is what July’s speakers will do.”
For more information on the meeting, visit the Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce website.
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