Award-winning customer relations and data management consultancy Gathering Momentum has become the latest business to move to Plymouth Science Park.
Operating in the file of customer relationship management (CRM) provides impartial CRM adoption and development services to help clients improve sales, employee engagement and management decision making.
Through the automation of sales and marketing processes, report generation and other back office functions, Gathering Momentum enables organisations of all sizes to benefit from greater systemisation and growth.
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Despite being a small team, Gathering Momentum’s experience spans 25 years, and after continued expansion of the business through 2020, the move to , from its former base in the Stoke area of the city, will support its ambitious development plans, as it works on launching a “self-service” web-based version of its CRM selection and implementation service for small to medium-sized enterprises.
Rob Perry, founder and chief executive, said: “For many businesses 2021 may not seem like the best time to move premises, however, we wanted to establish an office space to call our own, where we could collaborate with like-minded businesses on our existing and developing projects.
“Not only is the location of Plymouth Science Park ideal, but the existing tenants at the park are in similar fields, providing us with a great opportunity to learn and grow within a supportive business environment.”
While the current lockdown restrictions limit the company from making full use of the park’s facilities, the team is looking forward to being able to work together in their new space once it is safe to do so.”
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Fay Davies, business development manager at Plymouth Science Park, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Gathering Momentum, an award-winning business to the park and we look forward to supporting their growth ambitions.”
Originally named Tamar Science Park, PSP was incorporated in 1996 as a joint venture between the University of Plymouth and Plymouth City Council.
More than £30million of investment, including ERDF, SWRDA and HotSW LEP grants, have funded five separate phases of development since 1996.
The board of PSP comprises senior representatives from Plymouth City Council. including the elected leader of the council, and the University of Plymouth, plus three independent non-executive directors. The 25-acre campus is home to science and technology businesses involved in digital, creative, marine, earth and life sciences.
In 2020, six companies based at PSP, the largest science park in the South West, were shortlisted for the annual Tech South West Awards as the city cemented its reputation as a growing tech hub.