On 25 September Remeha Commercial is moving its sales and administrative headquarters to new, larger premises at Innovation House, Oaklands Business Park in Wokingham.
Mayor of Wokingham Borough, Cllr UllaKarin Clark, and chairman of CIBSE patrons, David Fitzpatrick, will officiate at the ribbon-cutting ceremony. As part of the celebrations, Remeha Commercial will present a cheque for £3,000 to representatives from Marie Curie Cancer Care, its chosen charity. The money has raised by the company through a variety of fundraising activities over the past year.
Remeha Commercial has based its headquarters in Wokingham since 1984. It currently employs some 50 people from Wokingham and the surrounding area.
The move from its previous location in Molly Millars Lane to Innovation House has been welcomed by managing director Mark Northcott. He said: “Our fabulous modern surroundings at Innovation House have provided us with increased office and meeting space and a dedicated hub to accommodate our growing state-of-the-art training centre.
“The increased space will allow us to continue to improve the service and training we can give our customers and provide a foundation for the continued growth and success of the company. We’re delighted to remain in Wokingham where we have been based for over thirty years.”