Netpremacy

What they do

Netpremacy operates as a Google Cloud Premier Partner, which sits at the top tier of Google's partner programme. Their work spans five broad areas: productivity and collaboration via Google Workspace, infrastructure modernisation, data transformation, cloud-native security, and application development. They also offer two specialist programmes — Cloud FinOps, which helps organisations understand and control cloud spend, and an AI Navigator service aimed at businesses trying to build a structured AI strategy rather than adopting tools at random.

A more recent addition to their portfolio is a Business Continuity Solution aimed at the retail sector. The pitch is straightforward: if a cyber-attack or ransomware incident hits, a customer can activate a secure, isolated environment with a single action to keep communications and operations running. Given the wave of attacks on UK retailers in 2025, it is a timely product.

On the hardware side, Netpremacy advises on Google Chrome devices — Chromebooks and related endpoints — positioning them as a way to reduce IT administration overhead while extending the collaborative reach of Google Workspace.

Their customer list reads like a cross-section of UK consumer brands: Morrisons, Just Eat Takeaway, DFS, Deliveroo, CeX and OVO are all named on the site. That mix of grocery retail, food delivery, furniture, and energy suggests they are comfortable operating across sectors rather than specialising in one vertical.

The company publishes a regular blog under the names of staff members including Emily Hall and Connor Moore. Topics have covered AI strategy, ransomware in retail, Cloud FinOps value, and manufacturing data pipelines — all tied to Google Cloud products. It reads more like a content marketing operation than a thought-leadership vanity project, with specific scenarios and named technologies.

What sets them apart

The 20-year tenure as a Google Partner is the most concrete differentiator Netpremacy cites. Becoming a Premier Partner requires meeting Google's performance, capability and customer growth thresholds, so the designation is not simply self-reported. The multiple awards mentioned on the site are not individually named, but the Premier status itself is verifiable through Google's partner directory.

Their office is at 6 Wellington Place, one of the newer commercial developments in Leeds city centre, which puts them alongside a cluster of tech and professional services firms. The address is not incidental — it signals a certain scale and permanence.

On the hiring side, the careers page lists two commercial roles (Customer Engineer and Google Cloud Sales Representative) and references a Technical Engineer role in SaaS. The page also names several staff members by role: Dave Ewing as a Google Workspace Pre-Sales Engineer, Phoebe Roberts as Senior Marketing Executive, Simon Smart as Customer Success Manager, and Daisie-Marie Twist as a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer. Daisie-Marie's staff story describes building a bespoke organisation landing zone in Infrastructure as Code ahead of a customer's cloud migration — the kind of detail that suggests genuine technical depth rather than pure resale.

Benefits include private healthcare through BUPA, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, free fitness classes, Deliveroo lunches on office days, and a dedicated internal social team called Netsocial. The mental health provision — certified first aiders on staff — is called out explicitly. For a company of this size, that is a reasonably complete package.

Sustainability is positioned as a genuine priority rather than a footnote. They point to Google's carbon footprint tooling and describe infrastructure decisions as being made with environmental impact in mind. Whether that translates into measurable commitments is not detailed on the site, but the framing is consistent across multiple pages.

What they offer

• Google Workspace — resale and implementation of Google's productivity and collaboration suite for enterprise teams.
• Infrastructure Modernisation — migration, scaling and modernisation of applications and cloud infrastructure on Google Cloud.
• Data Transformation — helping organisations extract usable insights from their data using Google Cloud tooling.
• Cloud-Native Security — governance frameworks and security foundations for cloud environments.
• Cloud FinOps — two-tier programme to analyse and optimise cloud spend, with dedicated expert support.
• AI Navigator — structured advisory service to help businesses build an AI strategy with measurable outcomes.
• Business Continuity Solution — single-activation isolated environment for operational resilience during cyber incidents, aimed at retail.