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26/04/2010
Staff Solutions Business Celebrates
An IT staffing solutions business is defying the economic downturn having been ranked 17th in The Sunday Times' league table of 2009's British private companies with the fastest-growing sales.
Bristol-based Redrock Consulting, is celebrating havinmg joined the Fast Track 100, which is published in The Sunday Times at the end of each year, has previously featured companies such as Innocent Smoothies, Dyson and The Carphone Warehouse.
Redrock, which was founded five years ago, secured its strong position in the league table by achieving annual sales growth of 131% over three years.
One of the founding members, Managing Director Dean Harte, commented: "It's fantastic to be recognised as one of the top British companies for sales growth.
"The Fast Track 100 is a prestigious league table that has previously featured some very high profile companies, so we're delighted to be a part of it.
"Of course the recruitment sector has been hit over the last year or so, but if you have a strong business and the drive to deliver and consistently offer value you can defy the current economic down turn," he said.
Redrock's clients include household names such as Orange, Motorola and Alcatel-Lucent.
(BMcC)
Bristol-based Redrock Consulting, is celebrating havinmg joined the Fast Track 100, which is published in The Sunday Times at the end of each year, has previously featured companies such as Innocent Smoothies, Dyson and The Carphone Warehouse.
Redrock, which was founded five years ago, secured its strong position in the league table by achieving annual sales growth of 131% over three years.
One of the founding members, Managing Director Dean Harte, commented: "It's fantastic to be recognised as one of the top British companies for sales growth.
"The Fast Track 100 is a prestigious league table that has previously featured some very high profile companies, so we're delighted to be a part of it.
"Of course the recruitment sector has been hit over the last year or so, but if you have a strong business and the drive to deliver and consistently offer value you can defy the current economic down turn," he said.
Redrock's clients include household names such as Orange, Motorola and Alcatel-Lucent.
(BMcC)
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