Swansea, United Kingdom (12 September, 2011) – Wolfestone Translation, a leading language translation company offering translation and voiceover services across all languages, announce that they have become finalists in the Fast Growth 50 Awards 2011.
Since 1999, the Wales Fast Growth 50 research carried out by the University of Wales has been identifying the fifty fastest-growing businesses in Wales. The project is firmly established as one of the main barometers of entrepreneurship in the Welsh economy, providing the ultimate list of business successes that companies across Wales aspire to. To be recognised as one of the 50 fastest growing firms out of a Welsh business population of 200,000 is something which every entrepreneur who started and grew these businesses from nothing should be extremely proud of.
A detailed economic analysis of employment change amongst SMEs showed that whilst fast growth companies represented only 6 per cent of all UK firms employing ten or more people, they accounted for more than half the job growth in the UK. Last year, the 50 fastest growing firms in Wales created 1,400 new jobs and increased their sales by an incredible £305m in the middle of the worst recession since the 1920s.
Language translation services provider Wolfestone has made the top five in the Service Businesses category, based on the company’s incredible percentage growth of revenue from 2008 to 2010. The Finals for the awards will take place in Cardiff on 16th September, 2011; where Wolfestone will find out how they have fared in this year’s business climate.
Wales, like the rest of the UK, faces some serious economic challenges over the next few years. It will need to harness the entrepreneurial and innovative energies within our business community to make the most of every opportunity available to us. Wolfestone stands out as an exciting example of how Welsh business can flourish and grow.
Wolfestone Director Roy Allkin commented: “The Fast Growth 50 project has served as the key gauge of success of entrepreneurship in Wales, and we are thoroughly delighted to have been included in such a prestigious and important event for businesses in this country. We believe that this achievement is yet another testament to the continued hard work of everyone at Wolfestone, and will continue to build upon our successes in the next year.”
For more information on Wolfestone and their language translations, visit their website at http://www.wolfestone.co.uk/ or telephone 0845 000 0083.
About Wolfestone:
Founded by two entrepreneurs from Wales and Poland, Wolfestone is a language services company with the aim of becoming one of the top, most reliable language services provider to the media and also the private and public sector. They provide language translation to and from English, and employ highly skilled, professional translators who are proficient in over seventy different languages and dialects, including French, German, Polish, and Chinese, to name but a few.
Contact:
Anna Bastek
Wolfestone Translation Ltd.
The Language Centre
57 Walter Road
Swansea, SA1 5PZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 0845 000 0083
Email: sales@wolfestone.co.uk
