NEWS4 February 2013
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NEWS4 February 2013
UK — B2B International has reported 28% growth in annual revenue to £5.1m, helped by a doubling in the number of clients commissioning work worth £100,000.
CEO Matthew Harrison said growth was particularly strong in North America (up 68%), while European growth – including the UK – was over 25%.
“The fact that we are firmly established in three continents has been crucial for us, as most of our largest projects are multinational in nature,” said Harrison.
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