Digital marketing agency Crowd has celebrated its 5th birthday with a global staff party. Founded in the UK in 2012 by British entrepreneur Jamie Sergeant, the agency employs 33 digital enthusiasts and is looking to grow further. Supporting their global ethos with an international team, staff include 12 different nationalities, and speak over 10 languages. In 2017, the team has grown over 30% as each office looks to reach the target 15 employees to maximise quality work whilst maintaining an interpersonal and intimate working environment. Sergeant said: “We have always maintained a global mind set at Crowd. From our clients to our team, we live and breathe internationalisation and this focus has seen us achieve so much. Unlike many agencies we have the ability to pass jobs all around the World running as ‘an agency that never sleeps’.”
Global digital agency Crowd celebrates its 5th birthday
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