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Up to 600 new Manchester jobs will be created when the global firm Aegis opens a new call centre in the Piccadilly Gardens area of the city.
The Indian company will use the new Manchester base as its European headquarters when the offices are completed before the end of 2011.
Globally, Aegis provides jobs for over 50 thousand people with offices in 10 countries worldwide.
Following on from the 600 new jobs in Manchester, Aegis will look to further expand in Europe and could potentially create an extra 3,000 jobs in the next couple of years.
Leader of Manchester City Council, Sir Richard Leese, said he was looking forward to welcoming a top company like Aegis to his city. “Winning this significant investment shows how Manchester has both the infrastructure and the workforce to attract global business to the city. It also demonstrates that we can compete on the world stage to generate much-needed jobs and investment,” said Sir Richard.
The Chief Executive Officer of Aegis was also delighted to be setting up a base in Manchester and creating so many jobs in the city. He also explained the tactics behind the future expansion of the Aegis name: “Our strategy is to ensure that people calling our centres get an excellent experience, and we think that generally, the best way to do that is to have a strong onshore presence, rather than having centres offshore.”
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