Wolf Systems keeps investing in growth

Wolf Systems have expanded design and software departments while its old offices have been refurbished to create a trebled training capacity.

2006 has seen Wolf Systems achieve significant physical and financial growth.

The Coventry-based business expanded into additional premises, employed additional staff and expanded the team larger than ever before.

When an industrial unit close to the existing two factory units became vacant, Wolf Systems set aside its plans to develop a new-build facility and instead negotiated with the landlord to secure the extra space required.

This purchase offered excellent physical communications between departments and gave better control over logistics.

Wolf Systems now occupies three buildings with a floor area of 2,300 square metres, with a further 500 square metres of office accommodation.

This has allowed the company to relocate the expanded design and software departments while its old offices have been refurbished to create a trebled training capacity.

Over the last year, Wolf Systems has appointed four new key members of staff to develop the company's marketing, design, software, production, frontline sales and customer services departments further.

Ken Coulson is the new Marketing Manager and is at the forefront of Wolf Systems future growth and expansion.

Wayne Methven has taken on the role of Technical Sales Engineer and is involved in customer support.

As Sales Support Engineer, Andrew Baker-Kean, is providing internal support to the sales and customer services departments and will be focussing on training.

Another new member of the team is Joanne Flanagan who has been appointed as Software Helpdesk Support and will be the link between customers, design office and the programming team.

In addition to these appointments, the company is continuing to expand its design, programming and production teams.

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