North East property firm Bradley Hall has appointed six new members as part of its growth drive.
The chartered surveyors and estate agents, which has seven offices across the North, has appointed Northumbria University students Matthew Redfern, Matt Jackson and Oliver Bartles-Smith.
The placement students have joined following two years of study on the real estate management degree, which encourages a placement year to gain real working experience while also earning.
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Appointments also include Lesley Parry and Rebecca Scott to the mortgages team and graduate building surveyor Liam Grist.
Neil Hart, group managing director said: “We are delighted to have added to the team and to be investing in the future of the property industry.
“Within the last few weeks we have welcomed a range of new additions to our company, including those with experience but also those who are new to the sector.”
A Sunderland law firm has expanded its family team with the appointment of a new solicitor.
Megan Nelson joined Richard Reed Solicitors two years ago as a paralegal before taking up a training contract and has now recently qualified as a solicitor. Ms Nelson will now be a fully fledged member of the family law team, working on a range of cases including divorce, private children law, care proceedings and domestic violence issues.
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She said: “It’s a great opportunity to continue to work with a brilliant team and I can’t wait for the new challenge.” Managing director Sarah Reid said: “Megan has become an important part of the Richard Reed family over the past two years and we’re delighted that she has successfully completed her training and will become a valuable part of our family law team.”
Crafter’s TV, owned by County Durham firm Crafter’s Companion, is welcoming a new lead presenter to its channel.
Ben Moseby will join presenters Joe Remblance and Derek Marks on the crafting platform. His new role will involve working alongside the channel’s craft experts, supporting them through the shows, helping to display the products on offer and interacting with viewers through social media.
Mr Moseby brings a wealth of experience to his new position. He began a career in radio presenting in 2003 and has since worked as a DJ at various stations across the country.
He said: “I am delighted to join Crafter’s Companion. I had the pleasure of working with Sara and lots of her team at Create and Craft. I always enjoyed the shows, so when Sara asked me if I would like to join the team, I jumped at the chance.”
A North East magazine subscription and distribution firm has strengthened its team.
Unique Magazines based in Swalwell, Gateshead, was established in 2009, and now delivers more than 3,500 magazine titles to readers in 160 countries all over the world.
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Following demand for titles during the lockdown period, managing director John Porrett has recruited a management accountant, a digital marketing manager, a warehouse operative and a customer service apprentice. Ryton-based management accountant Peter Carr joins the firm after a prominent career in the aerospace industry, Groundwork NE and English Partnerships.
Digital Marketing Manager Laura Hewitt spent 13 years in the automotive industry and brings a host of skills to help her spread the brand digitally on social media and web-based marketing platforms.
The new line-up is completed by 23-year-old warehouse operative Jordan Cook from Springwell, Washington, and 18-year-old customer service apprentice Ellie Purvis from South Beach in Blyth.
Cramlington construction specialist Miller has made two new appointments as it looks to build on growth.
Miller makes and supplies attachments for earthmoving manufacturers, dealers, and global excavator companies, and it is making it a priority to have the right team in place to prepare for Brexit and beyond.
Scott Taylor joins as the sales and applications engineering director, where he will be responsible for global business development with new and existing customers whilst providing global leadership and direction of all Miller OEM/OED sales activities.
John-Paul Calvert joins Miller as sales manager, where he will develop and sustain strong customer relationships and be heavily involved developing sales strategies throughout the 海角视频.
Miller’s business development director James Ross said: “The demand for attachments is becoming more focused and people want better-quality attachments that save time, make it easier for them to do their jobs and to do it safer. We are committed to hiring the best industry talent and the addition of both Scott and John-Paul’s portfolio provides an ideal foundation, both having proven their abilities in both the oil and gas and power generation industry.”
ActivTechnology has announced the appointment of Wes Clough who joins the team to handle the marketing and communication function of the business.
His arrival is the first of what is expected to be a number of appointments, as the company bolsters its business development and administrative teams.
Managing director at Activ Technology, Ian Gillespie, said: “We warmly welcome Wes to the team and I have no doubt that his creative marketing skills will greatly enhance our customer offering.
“Despite being in the midst of a global pandemic, our customers remain our top priority and as well as a raft of new appointments that we will announce in the coming months."