US tech giant to create 400 jobs in Leeds

TTEC, a digital customer experience tech and services company, has announced it will be moving to Leeds’ West Gate in a move that is expected to bring 400 jobs to the city.
TTEC, a digital customer experience tech and services company, has announced it will be moving to Leeds’ West Gate in a move that is expected to bring 400 jobs to the city.TTEC, a digital customer experience tech and services company, has announced it will be moving to Leeds’ West Gate in a move that is expected to bring 400 jobs to the city.
TTEC, a digital customer experience tech and services company, has announced it will be moving to Leeds’ West Gate in a move that is expected to bring 400 jobs to the city.

Bruntwood Works, one of the largest property providers in the UK, has secured the deal with TTEC (UK) Solutions Limited, in what is believed to be the largest property letting deal signed in Leeds this year.

A spokesman said: "TTEC has taken more than 22,000 sq ft in Bruntwood Works’ newly-refurbished West Gate on a five-year lease as it looks to provide 400 jobs in the city. The deal is a sign of strength in the city’s market as it sees the US-headquartered business establish a new UK presence outside of London for the first time in 20 years.

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"It follows the announcement that TTEC has secured a new contract to support a leading automotive manufacturer with its five-year digitalisation plan, a programme which aims to transform customer experience and drive improved loyalty, retention, and advocacy for its brands."

The move also coincides with the completion of Bruntwood Works’ extensive refurbishment of West Gate, which has seen 33,373 sq ft of space transformed across the fourth, fifth and sixth floors.

A spokesman said: "Channel 4, Transport for the North, the British Transport Police, and digital and technology-led businesses such as DXC Technology are already based in the building, and customers at West Gate will have access to a thriving community in Leeds through Bruntwood Works’ programme of networking and collaboration opportunities."

Andrew Butterworth, Commercial Director at Bruntwood Works, said: “TTEC’s move to West Gate is not only a sign of Leeds’ ongoing strength and the bounce-back of activity in the city but of the quality of space and support we can provide for those looking to establish a presence here.

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"We’ve invested heavily in the transformation of West Gate to provide a workspace where our customers can thrive.

"Be this through flexibility in the design and fit-out of our spaces, or the introduction of amenities, such as a state-of-the-art fitness studio, that are designed to support the wellbeing of our customers and their employees. It’s an exciting time for TTEC to be joining our community in Leeds, and we’re looking forward to welcoming their team to the city over the coming months.”

Iain Banks, Group Vice President of EMEA at TTEC, added: “We have been looking for a space that is not only right for us now, but in the future too - we’re committed to expanding our business in the UK and Europe and bringing our innovative new contact centre to Leeds is another step we’re taking along that journey.”

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