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Activ move into new offices to cope with growing team

Recently we all have been witnessing the unfortunate way in which our economy is decreasing. It has made many businesses feel uncomfortable and wonder what is in store for the future. Recent findings states it is now clear that many entrepreneurs have taken big steps towards protecting their business, finances and are cutting out expenses as 42% are worried that things will get worse before it gets better.

But surely not all businesses out there have shut up shop or been hit by the recession. How are the healthy and fit businesses making it work in today’s economy? Who are the ones actually benefitting from these difficult times?

A great example is Activ, who are based in Leicester. Launching in 2007 they have grown at a phenomenal rate as what they provide for businesses nationwide are perfectly suited in difficult times as they offer high quality products and services at the most cost effective price.

Activ have been very busy recently with removal vans, bubble wrap and big boxes all in aid of moving into a new Head Office to accommodate a growing workforce. Starting from a team of 3, they now have 17 members of staff.

Talking with employees at the head office they are all very excited about what has happened over the last 2 year, co-founder Dillon goes onto say…

So much has happened since we started!! We have needed to employ more people to handle our expansion and also dedicate more time towards our future developments. Our team has grown fantastically to a 17 with new developments shortly this is only set to rise.

Activ’s commitment to offering products and services that are based on price and quality is a testament to why they are succeeding in difficult economic times. Match this with the fact they operate in the fastest growing industry in the world ‘the internet’ it is proving to be a busy time for everyone involved, proving that through these difficult times businesses can still prosper.

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