When I joined Econsultancy a little over a year ago, there were around 30 employees spread between our UK and US offices. Since then, the company has doubled in size, and we’re still expanding, with new staff joining our offices in London, New York, Dubai, Singapore, Australia and elsewhere.
Last year the company also celebrated its tenth anniversary, and we welcomed our 100,000th member in July. Nevertheless, it occurred to us that not everybody is familiar with all that we do...
Hopefully you'll be familiar with our reports and research, but we also run training and events around the world, have a great jobs board, and... well, the list goes on, and I could sit here telling you all about it. Or, I could do something more fun with our key facts and figures.
Since everybody loves an infographic, and since we’ve long championed the importance of online video, we thought we’d combine the two. We've come up with an animated infographic Video timeline of Econsultancy's growth from founding to 100,000+ members
Click here to visit our 'About' page and see exactly what we do at Econsultancy. We’d like to thank you for making it all possible:
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12:54PM on 16th September 2011
Not everybody. But keep up the good work!
9:44PM on 16th September 2011
The reports and research from this copany are second to none. I use them for my research sometimes and find them very helpfull.
8:50AM on 19th September 2011
In case it hasn't been said before, really appreciate the work all at Econsultancy.com put in - thank you.