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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

News: HEROtsc acquired by Webhelp Group

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The Indian owners of leading contact centre operator, HEROtsc, has sold the business to Paris-headquartered Webhelp Group.

The deal, for an undisclosed sum, includes the Dearne Valley contact centre in Rotherham that employs over 800 people.

HEROtsc, which changes its name to Webhelp TSC following the acquisition, gives the Webhelp Group a major presence in the UK for the first time and the capability to provide English-language customer management to its international client base.

The combined group will be one of the largest independently-owned customer experience organisations in the world, with revenues in excess of €350m (£300m), 33 centres serving 25 clients and 16,500 employees globally.

HEROtsc increased turnover last year to £82m from £63m.

Webhelp TSC will retain its operational headquarters in Falkirk, Scotland, and continue to be run by its existing management team. A new marketing office has been established in London, where Webhelp Group founder and co-chairman Frédéric Jousset will be based to support the company’s growth and development in the UK market.

David Turner, chief executive of Webhelp TSC, said: "This acquisition is excellent news for our people and customers. Webhelp is a dedicated customer relationship management organisation and is therefore totally supportive of our ambition to provide customers with the very best multichannel experience. Our management teams share an entrepreneurial drive to push the company forward and achieve new growth across all of our markets."

Frédéric Jousset, founder and co-chairman of Webhelp Group, added: "HEROtsc is an excellent business with a strong track record of delivering first-class customer experience on behalf of UK and international clients. We are very excited about joining forces with the company, its management team and employees, to expand Webhelp's global footprint and support the company in the UK market with the resources available from our group organisation and investors."

The acquisition marks an end to the company's ownership by the Indian-based HERO Group, which bought TSC in 2007 for £40m. The HERO Group has divested of its ownership to focus on its existing core manufacturing businesses.

When HEROtsc took over the former T-Mobile site at Manvers in 2004, staff numbers had dwindled to less than 300. Today the thriving Dearne Valley centre has over 830 employees working for leading trade names such as Vodafone, E.ON and Office Depot – with an ongoing recruitment and training programme to bring new jobs to the area.

David Turner, added: "The dedication and commitment of our teams in the UK cannot be underestimated and they are a major part of our success. Under our new ownership, we will continue to provide the very best career opportunities and support to our people as we continue to expand our operations geographically and into new service areas."

Webhelp TSC website


Images: webhelptsc.com

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

News: HEROtsc extends contact centre contract

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HEROtsc has been re-appointed by Office Depot to handle all of their customer service engagement for the Viking brand.

The contract will continue to be operated out of the firm's contact centres in Rothesay, Scotland and Dearne Valley in Rotherham.


Andy Doig, chief operating officer at HEROtsc, said: "HEROtsc's re-appointment by Office Depot is a huge testament to the hard work and excellent service our people in Rothesay and Dearne Valley have been delivering daily for Office Depot.

"Importantly the quality and professionalism of the staff in the two centres we have working on this account is of the highest standard and the centres have performed outstandingly since Office Depot first appointed us.

"We look forward to that level of service and delivery continuing as we go forward."

When HEROtsc took over the former T-Mobile site at Manvers in 2004, staff numbers had dwindled to less than 300. Today the thriving Dearne Valley centre has over 830 employees working for leading trade names such as Vodafone and E.ON – with an ongoing recruitment and training programme to bring new jobs to the area.

Telecom Service Centres (TSC), one of Scotland's fastest-growing contact centre companies, was acquired in a £40m deal by Indian counterpart Hero Ites (part of the Hero Group) in 2007.

HEROtsc website

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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

News: Royal visit for HEROtsc in Rotherham

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The Duke of York, KG will visit the Rotherham operation of HEROtsc tomorrow and learn more of the philosophies and innovative training programmes that have seen staff numbers at the contact centre nearly treble in the past eight years.

His Royal Highness is visiting following an invitation extended by Sunil Kant Munjal, HEROtsc Chairman, during The Duke of York's Diamond Jubilee visit to India in May 2012.

When HEROtsc took over the former T-Mobile site at Manvers in 2004, staff numbers had dwindled to less than 300. Today the thriving Dearne Valley centre has over 830 employees working for leading trade names such as Vodafone, E.ON and Office Depot – with an ongoing recruitment and training programme to bring new jobs to the area.

David Turner, Chief Executive Officer of HEROtsc, who will escort His Royal Highness around the site, said: "We are well aware of our importance to the community and are delighted that has been recognised by The Duke of York.

"In difficult economic times, we have managed to grow our business, from long-term strategic partnerships with blue chip clients and bring vital jobs here and across other areas of the UK.

"A large percentage of that recruitment is among 16 to 24 year olds, where there is great concern nationwide at the high level of unemployment in that age group.

"His Royal Highness is particularly interested in all aspects of youth training and employment and during his visit he will meet our Head of Youth Employability and be given an overview of our in-house training programme – our Customer Excellence Academy.

"The Duke of York will meet a cross-section of our staff - from senior managers to recent recruits and, I hope, be impressed by the can-do attitude and professionalism of all.

"I am confident that His Royal Highness will find his visit here both interesting and enlightening. We are proud of our achievements here – and determined to keep on the front foot."

Telecom Service Centres (TSC), one of Scotland's fastest-growing contact centre companies, was acquired in a £40m deal by Indian counterpart Hero Ites (part of the Hero Group) in 2007.

HEROtsc website

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