Two of the region's recruitment entrepreneurs have networking organisation The Bridge Club to thank for a partnership that is set to expand both their businesses. The move was inspired by a chance meeting at a Bridge Club event and comes in response to employers taking a more cautious approach to recruitment.
Mark Ions, managing director of Exclusive Human Resources and Nicky Archibald, co-founder and director of Archibald & Dutch, were introduced by the club's managing director Caroline Theobald at a networking event and immediately spotted the potential for a partnership that would benefit the clients of both companies.
North East accountants are working with academics to to raise awareness of the dangers of cybercrime in the regional business community.Business advisors RMT are holding a free business networking event on 26 November for small and medium sized businesses at…
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A North East recruitment agency is exporting its successful formula southwards by setting up in Leeds and Manchester.Altitude Recruitment has expanded outside its home area for the first time by opening new offices at the Round Foundry Media Centre in…
A senior market segment manager for a global company has given up her jet set job to help local businesses find their perfect employees.Emma Cordiner from Gateshead has spent the last 12 years working for Akzo-Nobel, the international paint company…
Family connections are at the fore as two PR professionals join forces for the launch of a new North East agency. Sisters Suzy and Anna Goulding have come together to launch Goulding Public Relations, based in Newcastle.The pair, who have…
