Ever Nimble has relocated its Swansea operations to the city’s Urban Village as a result of rapid growth in recent years. Together with offices in Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane, the Swansea presence means the managed support provider can support global clients using a follow-the-sun model and is well-placed to take advantage of Swansea’s up-and-coming tech talent.

The company doubled in size in the past year and was recognised as the Fastest Growing MSP in the world in the Channel Futures MSP 501 and as the 7th Fastest Growing Company in the CRN Fast50. It now has a 60-strong headcount across their four offices, with the Swansea team growing from 6 to 14 last year.

Led by CEO and MD Chris Morrissey – one of Business News Australia’s Top 100 Entreprenuers in 2023 – Ever Nimble prides itself on being a cyber-first MSP – putting cyber security at the forefront of its service offer, which includes IT support, IT procurement, cloud services and disaster recovery.

“When looking for a new office for our growing Swansea team, it was important to find a place that we could really make our own”, says Chris, who moved to Perth, Australia from Swansea in 2011. “This office was the perfect blank canvas to inject our Ever Nimble brand into. The team is excited to be in one office together for the first time in a while and is looking forward to exploring the local scene. The team from Coastal have been great to deal with, even from the other side of the world!”

Location was another key consideration for Ever Nimble, being so close to social and working venues, public transport and at the very heart of the city centre regeneration project. Urban Village also provides greater room for staff training, client meetings and even to enjoy the sun outside in its large outdoor area with picnic benches.

“We’re delighted to welcome Ever Nimble to the High Street in Swansea”, said Huw Williams of Coastal’s Commercial Team, who oversaw the deal along with John Morse Solicitors and property agents BP2. “They’re a growing tech business taking larger space in the Urban Village, which is rapidly becoming the city’s tech quarter.”