A DIGITAL agency which has tripled in size in under three years believes its progress mimics Warrington’s increasing digital presence that is ‘driving economic growth’.
Full-service agency Mosaic Digital Media, based at Tannery Court in the town centre, recently revealed its new office look during the first Warrington digital summit.
It features a swing and artwork by artist Dream State Imagery.
Mosaic staff taking part in the English Half Marathon 2018 10k run to help raise money for Papyrus Prevention of Young Suicide
The event took place during Mental Health Awareness Week and featured a talk about the work charity Papyrus carry out to prevent young suicides.
More than 40 business owners and entrepreneurs attended the summit, with the next to take place on September 12.
Mosaic aims provide digital support to satisfy the ‘growing digital curiosity’ in Warrington and surrounding areas by providing web design, social media management and SEO marketing, as well as increasing the access to support for those who are interested in the digital arena.
And the firm says its progression ‘mimics Warrington’s increasing digital presence which is driving economic growth’.
David Lewis, from Central Self Drive, talking about his digital journey at the first Warrington digital summit
It also highlighted the ‘general growth and emergence’ of new businesses.
Stacey Whitney, head of digital operations, said: “We are really proud of our team and the rate which it is growing and plan to continue in this direction.
“Our office is now a space which truly reflects what we are all about, evident by the physical case studies wall as you walk in which is designed to promote our clients.”
Negin Karimi, head of social media, added: “Following the success of our digital summit, we can’t wait to get stuck in with more events in Warrington and surrounding areas to provide support for business owners, including digital health checks.”
Head of digital operations Stacey Whitney and head of social media Negin Karimi settling into the new office
For more details on the next digital summit or to register click here.
For further information call 563960 or visit mosaicdigitalmedia.co.uk
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