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BUSINESS REPORT


ACQUISITION FOR OASIS


OASIS Group, the largest privately-owned Records and Information Management (RIM) provider in Europe has acquired DataSpace (UK) Limited, based in the North West of England. The acquisition supports the OASIS Group’s long-term goal of continuously expanding its presence and knowledge in


local markets


across Europe. “OASIS is pleased to have


completed the acquisition of DataSpace,” said Espen Halvorsen (pictured), OASIS Group CEO. “We’re excited at the opportunities that lay ahead and the value that OASIS Group can deliver to DataSpace’s clients through our presence and understanding of information management across Europe.” This transaction marks the


52nd successful acquisition for OASIS Group.


FURTHER GROWTH FOR VIRTUAL ASSISTANTS


A thriving and trusted virtual assistant company has strengthened its growing brand as the demand for outsourced business support continues to soar in Northamptonshire and beyond. Gemma McMillan joined the


award-winning Alchemy Virtual Assistance (VA) family in December 2020, just as the group reported a record-breaking number of enquiries for the year. With decades of experience


across various admin, sales, customer service and client liaison roles, Gemma left her secure job at an international shipping firm and is working with the wider Alchemy team to provide flexible, remote admin and PA services to not for profits, community and people-led organisations. Alchemy’s head office is based in Northampton and now has two thriving franchise Hubs in the county supporting a vast and diverse array of businesses across the UK. Northamptonshire Chamber members, The Lewis Foundation and Kilby Fox, are among Alchemy’s valued clients.


Sarah Damani


Gemma McMillan


Lorraine Lewis, co-founder of


The Lewis Foundation said: “Alchemy VA have been helping us with our social media scheduling and engagement for over a year now, and their support has made such a massive difference. “There are so many different


aspects to running a charity and I realised I was spreading myself too thin by trying to do it all. I reached out to Alchemy because I’d seen how their remote admin support was freeing up time for others. It’s like having an extension of our own team – someone I can trust to


manage my social media is such a huge weight off.” Sarah Damani, who heads up


Alchemy VA’s Wellingborough Hub, added: “Everyone is far more open to remote working now. Hiring a Virtual Assistant partner through an established, family-run VA company is the ideal staffing solution for businesses in these turbulent times. It’s a reliable, efficient, adaptable and cost-effective solution. We’re big enough to really deliver yet small enough to truly care.”


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