A business consultancy has moved to a new home in Birmingham city centre and created an event space in a former business district bar and restaurant.
Sedulo, which specialises in advisory services such as audit, wealth management and mergers, entered the Birmingham market when it acquired R&D tax specialist BTA Services last year.
It was previously based at the Mailbox but has now relocated its team to a new 5,000 sq ft base in Cornwall Buildings and also turned the former Zen Metro bar, in Cornwall Street, into a leisure and event space.
Called 'The Metro Club', the new offices have themed meeting rooms based on iconic Birmingham brands such as Lloyds Bank, Typhoo and Cadbury, with rooms featuring bank vault décor, 13,000 teabags and free chocolate.
Sedulo said the new home was a key piece of its strategy to achieve its growth plans of doubling in size over the next three years.
The office space is able to accommodate up to 60 staff and joins its other locally themed offices in Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and London.
Chief revenue officer Leyton Jeffs said: "We have always been focussed on treading our own path.
"While there is lots of market consolidation, we are steadfast in executing our own vision - a world class advisory business. Our new venue in the heart of Birmingham is a continuation of this journey.
"Not only does it provide our Midlands team with a state of the art office space, the events and hospitality area, that is open to clients and the Birmingham professional community, will provide a hub to nurture relationships and innovate.
"I'm excited to see the growth of our team, services and networks out of Birmingham."
The revamped offices and event space were officially opened at a launch party with entertainment from singer Shola Ama and DJ Krystal Roxx.
