BrandPartners inks $4.7m more in contracts

May 19, 2006

NH Business Review Staff,

Close on the heels of several multimillion-dollar deals penned just days earlier, BrandPartners Group of Rochester has signed several more lucrative contracts, bring the total number of new deals signed in May to $11 million.

On Thursday, the integrated retail environmental provider announced it had signed $4.7 million in contracts to provide branch analysis, merchandising, architectural design, market assessment and real estate location analysis services for several retail financial services institutions.

“Our holistic approach and understanding of all of the elements required to present a compelling retail space continues to drive our ability to build long-term relationships with our clients,” said James Brooks, CEO of the company.

He added that he anticipated that the “will contribute to increasing our revenue growth in 2006.”

On May 16 BrandPartners announced it had signed several deals totaling $6.3 million to provide services to the retail banking industry. — CINDY KIBBE

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