Queen Group Move Into New Offices After Fire
The Queen Group — operator of Bermuda Executive Services Ltd, Atlantic Caregiving Ltd, Island Shippers, Atlantic Media and Atlantic Relocators — has moved into new permanent offices located on the third floor of Cedar House, 41 Cedar Avenue, Hamilton.
Dawn Zuill, President of The Queen Group said: “We are thrilled to have a new permanent office space after our home of 16 years at 77 Front Street was destroyed in the devastating fire on July 21. While our staff has pulled together magnificently since the fire, we are all relieved to be in a new permanent location.
“This new office location provides The Queen Group and all of our companies with the opportunity for business expansion where we can thrive in a superior working environment.
“Cedar House is tailor-made for us and provides an exceptional working environment in the heart of Hamilton, allowing us to service our customers, colleagues and partners with a productive and easily accessible workspace.
“We are also pleased to announce that we are reinstating our serviced office suites for start-ups and small businesses,” Mrs Zuill added.
“As a longstanding and important feature of our business services, our new location enables us to offer bespoke solutions for businesses and organisations who can move straight in and start working without spending time and money on set-up.”
The entire management and staff said they “would like to extend their sincerest appreciation for all the support offered by the community over the last four weeks, with special thanks to Bermuda Container Line for providing us with temporary office space, BetaTech for seamless IT support, and exceptional support provided by Rego Sotheby’s International Realty and Cedar Holdings Ltd for helping with this transition.”
Roddy Petty, General Manager of The Queen Group said: “Providing a great working environment is critical to both our colleagues and customers. Our expansion and development plans will afford tremendous employment opportunities to talented Bermudians, positively impacting the local economy.”
