Product category:
Building Industry Recruitment
News Release from: NES Group
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 23 November 2005
New appointments at NES
Two new appointments at NES International's Newcastle office demonstrate the continued growth of the company and specifically highlight the current success.
Two new appointments at NES International's Newcastle office demonstrate the continued growth of the company and specifically highlight the current success of the office, the recent relocation to larger premises and the expansion of the team; taking the team total to six Kevin Hunter brings almost a years' experience from the commercial recruitment sector to his new position as a consultant for construction and the built environment and Paul Thomas, who has been developing a sales career over the past six years will be responsible for permanent and contract property, surveying and architectural recruitment
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 7 Mar 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Says Dale Pearce, office manager at Newcastle: "Kevin and Paul were both selected from over 70 applicants to our Newcastle Evening Chronicle advert and I have every confidence that they will deliver an exceptional service, maintaining the high standards set by Leigh Miller and Robyn Haswell whose target-smashing performances over this last year have been nothing short of sensational." The NES Group has seen turnover increase from GBP48m in 1995 to GBP150m in 2005 - and currently has 6 nationwide UK offices and 8 overseas operations.
Specialising in technical and engineering recruitment other companies within the Group provide further support for rail and IT recruitment industries.
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