AMBITIOUS business growth consultancy 4C Global Consultancy (4C) is celebrating its third anniversary with the announcement of rapid expansion into international markets.
The Aberdeen-based firm recently secured contracts worth over £250,000 with an expanding list of clients, including drilling contractors, operators, and service companies throughout the UK and abroad. These clients span the life cycle from drilling to decommissioning and are supported by 4C’s growing network of international specialists, which now comprises a team of ten.
By collaborating with local professionals in the Middle East, Australia, North and Africa, Norway, Canada and the US, 4C founder Finlay Johnston is able to leverage over 80 years of combined experience and crucial local knowledge in key markets to propel his business on an upward trajectory.
Established in 2020, the company provides scalable solutions that deliver effective business development paths for companies looking to grow their businesses and enhance their brands. 4C specializes in marketing, contracting, operations, and finance, delivering impartial independent strategic support to stakeholders. More recently, 4C has expanded its services by providing market intelligence and contract strategy support to the operator community as well as rig and vessel brokerage, M&A support and capital raising. Supporting international growth the company also manages local registration and ensure regulatory compliance.
Commenting on the announcement, Finlay Johnston, 4C Managing Director said: “As the UK Government continues to stall investment, companies need to look intentionally to future proof their business for real growth.
“As UK businesses increasingly seek international growth, our global connectivity, rich market insights and extensive network ensures clients receive consistently high levels of service from professionals who possess a wealth of real-world knowledge. From this solid foundation, we look to the future with confidence, and we will achieve our long-term goals through a strategic balance of consolidation in traditional markets and expansion into new and emerging opportunities.”
