CIPHR listed on Thames Valley SME 100 Growth Index for second successive year
HR software provider CIPHR named one of the Thames Valley region’s top 100 high-growth companies
CIPHR named one of the Thames Valley region’s top 100 high-growth companies
CIPHR has been named in The Business Magazine’s Thames Valley SME 100 Growth Index for the second year running.
Published annually, the list celebrates the region’s high-growth small and medium-sized enterprises, with only those that have increased their annual turnover significantly qualifying for inclusion.
CIPHR has been ranked 42nd, having achieved an overall growth of 22.6% in its latest accounts.
Chris Berry, CEO of CIPHR, commented: “We are delighted to be recognised once again in the growth index and to have maintained our track record of continuing growth during what has been a challenging time for many businesses.”
More than 600 organisations use CIPHR’s solutions globally across the public, private and non-profit sectors, with customers including Blackpool Pleasure Beach, British Museum, Claire’s Accessories UK, Crisis UK, Healix Management, Information Commissioner’s Office, Met Office, Pro:Direct Sport, The Royal Society of Medicine, The University of Buckingham, Volkswagen Group UK and Willerby.
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