TGG at Foundation

Leading full-service creative and digital marketing agency, TGG, recently relocated its headquarters to our Foundation building, the landmark workspace in the heart of Altrincham town centre.

They're is moving into a larger space to supercharge its next phase of growth. This is a business with serious momentum, already driving over £2.3bn in client sales in three years. In just nine months, TGG has onboarded one million customers delivering successful campaigns for global partners like Meta and TikTok, as well as for important charities, including one founded by Game of Thrones star, Emilia Clarke.

Founded in Broadheath, Altrincham, TGG has quickly become a leader in the digital space, specialising in lead generation, e-commerce marketing, crypto marketing, and Shopify development.

"It’s a lovely professional environment to work in and be a part of," they said about working from Foundation. "It’s a really accessible space, and the offices are very well organised and the team on site are very accommodating. There is a wonderful buzz about working in Altrincham and the transport links are fabulous."

"This is an amazing facility to have. It’s well thought out. It manages wellbeing and the onsite facilities in the gym area are like no other! There is even an iron and ironing board if you want to get ready after work for a night out."

"We chose Foundation for its amazing location – right in the heart of Altrincham. The transport links are fabulous with train, tram and bus station adjacent to our office. This has made our workplace very accessible. The on-site gym, shower and changing room facilities are a wonderful benefit to offer to our team."

"We’re not just a workplace but a community. It’s important that we offer an environment that the team want to come to work in, where they feel welcome, where we care about their wellbeing and sustainability. We are a place where they can collaborate, socialise and feel comfortable and considered."

Foundation’s workspace blends modern design with sustainability and biophilia, featuring an on-site coffee shop, natural light throughout, and a striking 375 sq m HYVERT living wall, made up of 36,000 plants grown by I Want Plants in South Manchester. The green wall helps reduce carbon emissions and supports biodiversity, creating a healthier environment for both people and the planet.

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Photography: Penkeths