A skills and employment support company is expanding its presence in Birmingham city centre.
Business 2 Business has taken 1,900 sq ft of space on the third floor of Lombard House, in Great Charles Street, on a lease assignment from Mode Transport Planning.
It was previously based in serviced offices at Regus' Crossway, also in Great Charles Street.
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Business 2 Business was set up 37 years ago to tackle unemployment and social exclusion through upskilling and the delivery of vocational training.
Headquartered in Leicester, the company also has offices in Loughborough and Wolverhampton and has helped 37,900 people gain training or employment since 2011.
Property agency CBRE advised Mode Transport Planning on the lease assignment.
Brooke Matthews, surveyor in CBRE's office agency team in Birmingham, said: "Having vacated the space, Mode Transport approached us to assist it in finding a new tenant to take on the remainder of its lease.
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"This was achieved in a short time frame, with Business 2 Business agreeing a move to the office after just one viewing.
"We're pleased to have helped Mode Transport and facilitated Business 2 Business' move to Lombard House and in doing so support the growth and expansion of the business in Birmingham."
Gerald Eve advised landlord Daily Mail Pension Fund.