New Office Opens for PROjEN

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New Office Opens for PROjEN

24 Feb, 2010

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Local MP Mike Hall (pictured left) and local business people gathered for the official opening of PROjEN’s new office in Preston Brook on Friday 6th November. The new premises , 50% larger than the previous facility

provide an enhanced working environment and scope for growth for the Cheshire based engineering project management company which offers niche services including Energy Management and Legislation Compliance.

Mike Hall commented: “I am delighted to see a company continue to grow and achieve what PROjEN has achieved within the current economic climate today. It is great to see that a successful business has moved into the region, to employ more people and provide a professional service to many local clients and businesses. PROjEN is a substantial company with an excellent reputation and I wish them well.”

PROjEN’s longest serving employees Sheena Tudor, Gaynor Wenborn and Rob Hardie (pictured) who have been with the company for over 20 years were involved in the official opening. PROjEN’s Managing Director, Martin Seabrook, said: “It is fantastic to see such a high level of loyalty, support and commitment from everyone at PROjEN. We are excited about the office move and the extra space we now have will enable us to continue to expand and reach our company goals.

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