Vaioni look to future by moving into Tomorrow
NETWORK operator Vaioni is relocating to a new head office in MediaCityUK as it aims to grow revenues to £20m in the next few years.
The 5,000 sq ft office in the Tomorrow building will allow the team to continue to grow from 33 staff currently to over 70.
The firm, which provides a range of services to businesses across the UK, said the relocation follows strong growth over the last four years, with 2018 being its most successful year to date with revenue increasing 27 per cent.
Managing director Sachin Vaish said: “This is another very exciting and incredibly proud moment for our business. MediaCityUK is by far the most innovative and leading hub, housing some of the best brands in the UK, and signifies what our business is about.
“Not only do we want a great place for our people to work from, but our new home allows us to collaborate and innovate even better between ourselves and with our customers. We are all really excited and cannot wait to move in.”
Vaioni’s new office has been designed by Atul Bansal, MD of Shelia Bird.
Th space, designed to increase communication and collaboration, will feature a full-size bar, war room, work-pods, well-being room, collaboration hubs and games area.
There will also be a full-size pool table and a virtual reality gaming area.
Mr Vaish said: “The new office has been designed for our employees and has been shaped by their feedback following one to one and group sessions.
“It will allow us to become more collaborative, increasing our ability to innovate. We’re ecstatic to be calling Tomorrow our home, it is a fantastic building, in a great location.”
Tomorrow forms a thriving part of MediaCityUK’s digital, tech and creative community and is home to a variety of innovative firms including ISG, RB, Zeal Creative, Carbon Creative, StreamAMG, Audio Always, Global Capacity, Extravision and Fuzzy Duck.
Asset manager Lynn Haime from MediaCityUK said: “Vaioni is a real success story and is going from strength to strength. We’re delighted to welcome such a dynamic business into the MediaCityUK community.”