Luminary launches in Sydney
We have officially landed in the harbourside city with the opening of our new Sydney CBD office.
By Tami Iseli, 1 minute read
Luminary is shaking up the landscape of digital agencies specialising in Kentico in Australia with our recent expansion into Sydney.
The Sydney CBD office opened on Wednesday 4 May in response to high demand for Kentico-based websites. The decision to open the Barrack Street address follows Luminary’s acquisition of several high-profile Sydney-based clients, including Fred Hollows, the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, and Nuplex.
“We're very excited about our new office in Sydney,” said Luminary Managing Director Adam Griffith. “We’re seeing real growth in the take-up of the Kentico CMS, including recent Melbourne wins like Crown Casino. Sydney is the biggest Kentico market in Australia, so it makes sense for the leading Kentico agency to service that market directly. This expansion will allow us to better serve our Sydney-based clients, including long-standing brands like Doyle’s Restaurant.”
The Sydney office, at Level 1, 3 Barrack St, opened its doors with a small number of Sydney-based employees but we will be looking to expand our Sydney team over the coming months. “We see Sydney as a great pool for new talent so we will definitely be looking to bring some more Sydney-based members into the team in the future,” said Luminary CEO, Marty Drill.
Luminary has been working with Kentico since 2008 and has built more than 250 websites on the platform. Our development team is led by Asia Pacific’s only Kentico MVP, Andy Thompson.
By Tami Iseli, 1 minute read
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