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Mando reveals growth figures and details of new London office | Print |  Email to a friend
Monday, 11 May 2009
Mando is following its recent coronation as the region's digital agency of the year with news that it has now invested in a new presence in the capital, while it has also seen sales and profit growth beyond expectations over the past year.
Mando is following its recent coronation as the region's digital agency of the year with the news that it has now invested in a new presence in the capital, while it has also seen sales and profit growth beyond expectations over the past year.

Liverpool-based Mando - now Liverpool-headquartered Mando - has set up its new arm in Clerkenwell to service its clients that call the South East and Central London their home.

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The operation will house what the firm terms as 'senior team members', including project managers and design and build specialists, and will be specifically charged with continuing to grow Mando's national client base.

A spokesperson from Mando told How-Do "we will be building a team of four to six staff members (there) in the coming 12 months."

Matt Johnson, the agency's chief executive (who will oversee the London office with fellow founder Ian Finch), said that he believed "the time is now right to make further investments in our client base in the capital" and that the new office would be a step up from the firm's former 'hub' in the city.

Johnson also revealed that the 2008/09 financial year had seen both sales and profits soar by 50%. New clients in that time include United Utilities, Places for People and Bridgewater Hall.

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