DJS Reports Growth and Office Expansion

North of England MR agency DJS Research has reported a 26% increase in turnover to £1.9m for the year 2011, compared with £1.5m in the previous year. The company is also moving to larger offices at the end of April, to accommodate its short and long-term growth plans.

DJS Research was founded in 2001 by Danny Sims, and has grown organically each year since. Its 2011 revenue represents more than 300% growth from just £450k three years ago.

The company now employs 27 permanent staff, who on 30 April will be moving to larger premises in Strines, Cheshire, not far from the firm's current Whaley Bridge office. This will provide more than 5,000 square feet of space, double the size of the existing office, which will enable the firm to increase its in-house CATI capability to 40+ stations, while expanding its full service research and field and tab services.

Sims comments: 'We've had another really good year, and brought on board some new large clients who have been impressed by our talented researchers and our ability to deliver insightful research. We are continuing to recruit and have ambitions to grow further, but without losing the family orientated culture that makes DJS Research a special place to work.'

Web site: www.djsresearch.co.uk .

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