London, UK: June 1, 2011: Confirmit, the leading global software provider for Customer Feedback, Employee Feedback and Market Research, today expanded its global footprint with the announcement of a new corporate subsidiary in Frankfurt, Germany. Driven by an increased market demand for software solutions that deliver fast, flexible and actionable customer and employee feedback, the new office will provide German businesses a proven, local partner able to help them conduct comprehensive feedback and research programs.
“Germany is a strong economic centre for EMEA, with savvy businesses that understand the importance of gathering actionable feedback from their key communities,” said Henning Hansen, President and CEO, Confirmit. “Our local presence in Frankfurt will strengthen our relationships with existing and new clients and create exciting new growth opportunities in key business areas including financial services and information technology.”
The new Confirmit Frankfurt office is scheduled to open in August 2011. Until then, Confirmit will serve its German-based Corporate and Market Research accounts from existing EMEA offices.
A total of 170 million feedback surveys were completed on the Confirmit Horizons platform in 2010, with two billion questionnaire pages delivered annually. The company forecasts unprecedented volumes in 2011 as both the Market Research and Feedback Management businesses grew by over 20% in Q1 2011. For the last five years, Confirmit has made investments in the business to ensure that the company grows in parallel with the Market Research and Feedback Management industries.
Recognised by Deloitte Technology as one of the fastest growing companies on the 2010 Fast 500 EMEA list, Confirmit is the feedback and market research partner to world leaders such as rc – research & consulting, Amica, Authentic Response, Bank of America, Cisco Webex, Farmers Insurance, Fidelity, Helse Sør Øst , Hoffman La-Roche, HSBC, iPanel, NCSC, Nielsen, Symantec, University of Massachusetts Medical School , Shopzilla, Virgin Media, WorldOne and Yahoo.
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