Babel eaten by outsourcing giant Quatrro

MCV Staff 1st July 2008 Publishing

QA, localisation and testing firm Babel Media been acquired by Indian outsourcing firm Quatrro.

The move sees Babel – which already boasts 500 staff across offices in Brighton, Los Angeles, Montreal and New Delhi – become part of a bigger operation that specialises in business process outsourcing.

Algy Williams, co-founder and forner MD of Babel, will become a non-executive director at the firm, while former EA vet Richard Leinfellner (pictured above) will take over as CEO.

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