Snow and freezing temperatures didn't deter consultants from finding out
about Ipswich-based Haven Power's exciting plans to double the SME side of
its business and become the service-oriented supply company of choice for
the I&C sector at its recent conference, where its growth and commitment to
customer service was highlighted. After four years of operation and with annualised sales of £200 million,
Haven has plenty to shout about. This includes the company opening up its
offering to service the SME half-hourly sector and continuing to grow its
volume in the I&C sector by doubling its existing 100 customers year-on-year
over the next five years.
The 'Haven have the power' conference, held at the Heritage Motor Centre in
Warwickshire, informed consultants of the company's direction and ambitions
in light of its new brand image, which is being rolled out across the
business. http://www.businessweekly.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content &view=article&id=37703:haven-shows-consultants-why-it-has-the-power&catid=20
:energy&Itemid=1023
about Ipswich-based Haven Power's exciting plans to double the SME side of
its business and become the service-oriented supply company of choice for
the I&C sector at its recent conference, where its growth and commitment to
customer service was highlighted. After four years of operation and with annualised sales of £200 million,
Haven has plenty to shout about. This includes the company opening up its
offering to service the SME half-hourly sector and continuing to grow its
volume in the I&C sector by doubling its existing 100 customers year-on-year
over the next five years.
The 'Haven have the power' conference, held at the Heritage Motor Centre in
Warwickshire, informed consultants of the company's direction and ambitions
in light of its new brand image, which is being rolled out across the
business. http://www.businessweekly.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content &view=article&id=37703:haven-shows-consultants-why-it-has-the-power&catid=20
:energy&Itemid=1023
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