Corsham business acquired by UK ID card company
Corsham-based Connected ID has announced its acquisition by Digital ID, part of Levata.
The company, now in its 11th year, delivers what it calls connected solutions, combining innovation, technology and business strategy to optimise user experiences.
Joining Digital ID makes Connected ID part of a larger network dedicated to providing intelligent, seamless and secure solutions for businesses.
Jamie Dickinson, Managing Director of Connected ID, said, “Our values, people, and deep industry expertise made this an incredible opportunity to expand and enhance our solutions. From the outset, it was clear that Digital ID and Connected ID share the same passion for innovation, customer service, and industry-leading technology. Already, we are seeing the benefits of aligning our processes, enabling us to offer customers an unrivalled experience which helps them truly identify their people and products.
“On a personal note, I am thrilled to join the wider Digital ID and Levata, working with a team of like-minded, dedicated professionals presents an exciting opportunity for future growth, and I look forward to what we can achieve together. Our customers will continue to receive the same exceptional service, now backed by the enhanced resources, investments, and portfolio of Digital ID.”
Stephen Dodd, Vice President of Digital ID Europe, added, “Connected ID has built an outstanding reputation for delivering innovative solutions, supported by a highly skilled team and a strong client base. This acquisition strengthens our market position and enables us to provide a truly unrivalled product and solution offering across Europe. I look forward to working closely with Jamie and his team as we continue to drive innovation, efficiency, and exceptional customer service together.”
With the acquisition of Connected ID, Digital ID’s total headcount rises to 185 staff, spanning across Stockport, Oxford, Corsham, Leicester and Meppen. To support the acquisition, the group will recruit for up to 10 new roles across project management, sales and marketing.
Pictured: Jamie Dickinson
