Serviced Offices in Cambridge
The Executive Offices Group provides a flexible, unbranded serviced office solution in Cambridge Business Park.
Part of the thriving Cambridge Business Park development; an acknowledged headquarter location, our serviced offices in Cambridge (Trinity House) provide the latest in communications and technology within a discreet corporate environment.
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Cambridge is a unique focal area for the rapidly expanding biotech industry. Many budget accommodation options for start-up businesses are available, including a ‘business incubator’ system. A logical stepping-stone between these establishments and conventional office space is Trinity House, one of the Executive Offices Group’s best serviced office buildings in Cambridge.
An ideal real-estate solution for companies at start up stage, serviced offices allow the smaller business a safety net. There is no need to commit to a 15-year lease and you have the flexibility to grow as quickly and diversely as you wish. What’s more, Cambridge is an ideal location, as an area of ongoing investment and rapid development and with a phenomenal number of successful entrepreneurs. Serviced offices in Cambridge offer a significant support network to this economy, housing numerous fledgling enterprises. Many are hi-tech SMEs, who are also aiming to break into the American market, another area where a serviced office can be the most viable solution.
Serviced offices are a perfect way to test new markets. The Executive Offices Group can even provide virtual offices to create a presence in a specific location, either as a precursor to permanent space, or an alternative. Executive Offices Group is a leading provider of serviced offices in the UK and, from their centre in Cambridge, can offer a simple and effective way to reach out to the states from virtual offices. Using the network of offices, meeting and conference rooms available, you can make measured decisions, significantly reducing the element of chance when testing a new market.
