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New headquarters for Mackenzie Stuart at Wellington Place

Mackenzie Stuart has been headquartered in Leeds since it was established in 2005 and is a thriving business which has consistently experienced double digit revenue and headcount growth. With ambitions to become a £50Million turnover business by 2026, Mackenzie Stuart has decided to relocate to a larger space at Wellington Place to both accommodate its growth and create a more dynamic and engaging workspace, in line with its vibrant and energetic internal culture.

With a focus on creating a balance between work and social space, 7,500 sq ft of office space will include meeting rooms, quiet pods, video conferencing spaces, co-working space and private offices, while a further 4,500 sq ft will be social space providing a yoga studio, golf simulator, pool tables, casual dining areas and chill-out areas.

Will Peeke-Vout, director commented: “We knew that to deliver our ambitious growth plans and business objectives, we would need not only a significantly larger office space, but one that engaged our current employees and helped us continue to attract a high calibre of talent. Our new office will provide us with an amazing combination of modern workspace and inspirational social space that will do just that, and we are extremely grateful to our partners at Design Tonic for turning our vision into a reality.”

Nichola Howarth, director added: “We are proud of our northern roots and heritage, and when we were looking for a new base in the city, Wellington Place instantly stood out as a destination that would help us achieve our workplace vision.”

Paul Pavia, commercial director at MEPC, the developer and asset manager behind Wellington Place, said: “Mackenzie Stuart is a fantastic business success story that’s evolved in Leeds, so we’re so pleased they have chosen Wellington Place as the destination to continue this growth. Their desire to create a workspace that places emphasis on a balance between work and social aligns exactly with what Wellington Place stands for.”

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