Go partnership

Go are proud to have recently been put on a preferred supplier agreement with another London power-house! With opportunities coming up in the new year across Equities, Fixed Income, Futures, Research, Asset Management and Wealth Management; We are extremely excited to flex our resourcing muscles and gain far more than a foothold within this brand new Client.

Building on over a decade of delivering a first class service through managing complex resourcing needs - Go Partnership were pleased to be selected as a Development outsource supplier for a Global Software vendor.  In a very short period of time we were successful in putting together a core team of Java Developers who are currently onsite, working with our client to delivery software updates for 2013.

We were both honoured to get this opportunity, but also extremely proud to deliver above expectations. In a business world which is dominated by working with people you like and trust, Go Partnership are pleased to take these opportunities we are being entrusted with as a reference to who we are, what we represent, and above all the success that we deliver.

Over the past 7 years Go Partnership have increasingly acquired Clients requiring Professional Services across Spain, Belgium, Benelux, Switzerland and Germany.

Based on the confidence we have in our niche markets bucking current projected economic trends, have set up operations across the channel to enable a more focused service with this key client base.  watch this space... 

After 6 years in the picturesque Wokingham town centre, We've made a bold move and have expanded to two new locations.  With a team now based out of our Maidenhead office and another in our Basingstoke premises we are strategically positioned to offer the continued strong personal service that our traditional as well as new clients have come to expect. 

If you find yourself in the area, drop a line and stop by to check us out.  We'd love to treat you to a fine cup of coffee !

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