Datrix Training Celebrates Milestone with New Headquarters in Leyland
Datrix Training, a leading provider of IT and project management training, has reached a significant milestone of £1m in turnover following the securing of major contracts with prominent companies. The company, which operates from multiple locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, and London, has celebrated this achievement with a move to new headquarters in Leyland. This expansion comes after the company's previous premises in Sandy Lane were outgrown. Datrix Training boasts a substantial client base, with numerous local authorities, including Worcester City Council and Lancashire County Council, among its clients.
Key Takeaways:
- Datrix Training has reached a £1m turnover mark this year, securing major contracts with Glaxo, MTV, Friends Provident, American Express, and Trinity Mirror.
- The company has expanded to new headquarters in Leyland, King's Court, after outgrowing its previous premises in Sandy Lane since 2001.
- Datrix Training has a diverse client base, including various local authorities such as Worcester City Council, Welsh Development Agency, and Lancashire County Council.
- The company employs 15 people and has over 35 training consultants, with the new offices providing space for additional training courses.
- Datrix Training plans to create new jobs following this expansion, with the aim of moving onto the next stage and increasing its capacity.
- The company's expansion was celebrated with a visit from South Ribble MP David Borrow, who expressed his delight at seeing Datrix Training remain in Leyland.
Statistics:
- £1m: Datrix Training's total turnover for the year.
- 15: Number of employees at Datrix Training.
- 35: Number of training consultants employed by the company.
- 3,000 sq ft: The amount of space acquired in the new headquarters in King's Court, Leyland.
- 5: Number of employee locations in the UK.
Sources:
- [1] Express Newspapers Limited. "Datrix Training Celebrates Milestone with New Headquarters in Leyland"