NEWS20 October 2011
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UK— Facts International has expanded its call centre after winning new work from clients including Chartis and Greenflag and commissions from research agencies.
The redeveloped centre’s capacity has been increased by a third and now accommodates around 200 seats. Opening hours have also been extended to allow the firm to handle “large scale international projects”.
Chief executive Crispin Beale (pictured) said: “As one of the largest custom-designed communication centres in the country, Facts International is now able to offer even more research capabilities to our wide base of clients.”
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