Software firm to create 12 jobs in Worcestershire

International work management software company, Aspenify, has launched its new UK business at Malvern Hills Science Park in Worcestershire.

The firm already has offices in the USA and Asia. It plans to create 12 new jobs within the next two years.

Aspenify were able to expand into the UK following support from the Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), which provided the available space for hot desking and a soft-landing programme while also offering several discounts to investors that are based outside of the county.

Martin Hanney, director of Operations for Aspenify UK Ltd, said: “We’re delighted to be able to launch our UK company covering national sales and services from Malvern, thanks to the support of Worcestershire LEP.

“As we continue to grow our UK and European operations we will collaborate with our local customers and partners to help bring their Playbooks to life. Our international customers are already developing Playbooks for a whole host of opportunities, so whether you’re looking to improve process efficiency or benefit from implementing best practices, it really is worth getting in touch.”

Gary Woodman, chief executive of Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership, said: “It’s a privilege to be able to welcome internationally-recognised businesses like Aspenify to Worcestershire. As a business, Aspenify represents everything our community stands for in Worcestershire – by sharing expertise within the business community, we can develop innovative best practice for now and future generations to come. We look forward to supporting Aspenify in their ambitions.”