With over 10 years' experience in website design and development, Phil heads up the team at Phlite. Founding the company in 2010, he has always worked on the basis that being technically skilled is a great asset, but being able to communicate it and apply it in the real world is the key.
Phlite has been built on this ethos, and we continue to develop the business around the basis of being both technical AND approachable.
Our newest member of the team, Billy graduated with a degree in Computing and Web Development before joining Phlite. With experience from all elements of the project life cycle, Billy brings a wide range of skills from initial design through to front end development to help enhance Phlite’s skillset and what we offer.
With an eagerness to try new things and learn new skills, Billy fits the Phlite mould perfectly.
Heading up our accounts team is Nic, who makes sure all our finances are up-to-date and in place. If we are being honest, Nic does a lot more than just our accounts by making sure all our work is organised and logged correctly
Nic works for Phlite part time, and is also a fully qualified Children's Nurse so has plenty to keep her hands full!
Everything we do at Phlite is reliant on technology, and the equipment and software we all use. In charge of all our infrastructure and setup is Martin and he is the unsung hero behind everything we do.
Martin has over 8 years' experience in IT, and he is responsible for all the systems we use, and making sure we are up and running 24/7.
We are pleased to announce that Phlite will be supporting LifeGeta and making regular donations to help them expand and develop. Under Sue’s guidance we have no doubt it will be a great success and offer help to more and more people. We are proud to offer our support.
We are really pleased to have sponsored Michelle Pigram running the Virgin London Marathon 2016 in order to raise money for the local charity Bedfordshire Downs Syndrome Support Group. Michelle breezed to the finish in 4hr 38min – well done!
Movember @ Phlite