Exciting News! DeltaNet International joins the Marlowe PLC Group

As we head forwards into 2021, we’ve got some very exciting news to share here at DeltaNet International. We have joined forces with Marlowe PLC to form its eLearning business.

Marlowe are a UK leader in business critical services and software which assure safety and regulatory compliance. The acquisition will bolster the Marlowe group’s market leading position in the UK Health and Safety market and Marlowe have made a significant and exciting investment in the future of DeltaNet International.

Speaking on the deal, our MD, Darren Hockley said:

“This acquisition is very important for our continued growth and we’re pleased to align ourselves with a well-established presence like Marlowe. Businesses are increasingly looking to work with companies that deliver a broader, more comprehensive service and collectively we can now fulfil more of their needs.

“We are proud of what we’ve achieved together since 1999 and equally excited about what lies ahead, where we are taking the company, and how we are looking after our clients. We have exciting plans for the ongoing growth of the business this year and beyond.”

We’re also pleased to congratulate Stacey Taylor on her new investment as a shareholder into the business. Our newest Board Member, Stacey currently heads up our Content Team and we’re looking towards a very bright future under her lead.

Watch this space!

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