GAINESVILLE, Fla., Feb. 5, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- ITProTV, the home of binge-worthy learning™ for IT professionals and the fastest growing SaaS tech-ed online learning platform, announced today the opening of its UK office in Brighton.
The company has appointed Pete Briggs, Director of Sales, to lead and develop this regional operation. While initially the office will be focused on sales, it is expected to expand to provide customer service and support to members in the region. Three initial hires have been made with plans for more.
"We see strong potential in the UK market and in the region in general," ITProTV CEO Tim Broom said. "This opening further demonstrates ITProTV's long-term vision and investment to further expand into international markets, to support our members, and to develop client acquisition activities worldwide," he said.
After just four years in business, ITProTV is experiencing triple digit growth as the company sets records for revenues, new customers, and new enterprise partnerships for its primary offering of IT training. ITProTV plans to double both membership and revenue in the next year and launch four new subscription options for developers, technology business managers, office administrators, and creative professionals. ITProTV is disrupting the eLearning market with an affordable, engaging alternative to giants such as LinkedIn Learning, CBT Nuggets and Pluralsight.
ABOUT ITProTV
ITProTV is a leading software-as-a-service (SaaS) technology company that creates an entertaining & effective solution to IT training. With a vision to empower people through engaging and enjoyable technology training, ITProTV produces live IT education training shows daily offering its members the most current education available in a highly interactive format. ITProTV has trained over 25,000 members and is used by more than 4,000 educational institutions and enterprise companies worldwide. Learn more about ITProTV at itpro.tv.
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