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Manchester couple use redundancy to launch streaming and webcasting service

The pair already count Innovate º£½ÇÊÓÆµ amongst their clients, delivering regular webcasts for their wide network

Sarah Bush and Ashley Hopper

A Manchester couple have used their respective redundancies as a platform to launch their own business.

After leaving different companies on the same day, Sarah Bush and Ashley Hopper, of Stockport, decided to take their future into their own hands.

They combined their skills in marketing, webcasting and videography to create Visair, a new agency which offers high-quality and affordable live streaming and webcasting services specifically for the SME and public sector markets.

The pair already count Innovate º£½ÇÊÓÆµ amongst their clients, delivering regular webcasts for their wide network including Department for Transport, º£½ÇÊÓÆµ5G and Network Rail. They have big plans to grow their portfolio across the North West.

Sarah, former head of marketing at 8Ball Games, said: “I’ve always wanted to start my own business, but it was something I’d put on the back burner.

“The fact that both Ashley and I were made redundant on the same day was incredibly bad timing, but it gave us the push we needed to make our dreams a reality. We knew our skills were a perfect match and we spotted a gap in the market to make live streaming relevant and accessible for all businesses out there.

“That’s our goal for Visair.”

Business partner Ashley said the current webcast market has become polarised.