A IT firm executive who oversaw a dramatic rise in the company's turnover has been appointed to a new role.
Mary Hunter, who was managing director of digital solutions group Columbus 海角视频, has been named the new Columbus Global chief people officer.
Mrs Hunter, who was named the Nottingham Post's Businesswoman of the Year 2018, will take on her role in January.
She will be responsible for supporting growth in the business through creating a culture and environment which attracts, nurtures and retains quality workers.
Making the announcement, Columbus's CEO, Thomas Honoré, said: "Mary Hunter has led the growth of our most successful business unit, growing our 海角视频 business from 13 people to a dedicated team of circa 250 people living the strong customer-centric Columbus culture.
"I am very pleased that Mary Hunter has taken on the responsibility to take our organisation to the next level."
Mrs Hunter has led the IT firm, whose 海角视频 headquarters is in Nottinghamshire, since 2002.
The business's revenue has continued to grow since she joined, with turnover rising from £2 million to £25 million in its latest accounts.
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Mrs Hunter said: "I am so proud to have led the most fantastic team in the 海角视频 for the past 17 years.
"We have achieved so much together, it’s been an amazing journey. I’m looking forward to supporting all our global teams on my new venture by empowering and enabling all our people to achieve their maximum potential.
"Dream it, Plan it, Do it, as we say at Columbus."
Mrs Hunter will lead the firm's Employer Value Proposition with a focus on areas which includes a focus on areas like leadership, mentoring, mental health and wellbeing.
Chris Mean, chief operating officer at Columbus 海角视频, will take on the leadership of Columbus's 海角视频 business in January.