Appointments
Ashridge Group consolidates impressive growth with latest talent acquisition
The Buckinghamshire Business Awards Company of the Year 2018 has announced Liam Squires as its newly appointed Sales Manager. Liam joins the facilities management specialists with a BA (Hons) Degree in Business, an Institute of Sales and Marketing Management qualification and over 5 years’ experience of developing new business sales and relationships. He will be tasked with securing both short and long-term facilities contracts and will be seen regularly attending future networking events, engaging with key decision makers and spreading the latest news about the continuing achievements of The Ashridge Group. As the company enhances its sales force, it is also looking to build on the value of its
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‘people first’ ethos, which focuses on prioritising its own employees’ needs to deliver customer service excellence. The Sales Manager is often the first touch point for new clients, so it was imperative the successful candidate would embrace the company’s values of Diligence, Passion, Competence and Responsiveness.
REM appoints Matt Peaty as Head of Health and Safety
Real Estate Management (UK) Limited (“REM”) has appointed Matt Peaty as Head of Health and Safety. Matt will be responsible for driving health and safety best practice across REM’s portfolio of Park House, 48 Pall Mall and Shard Quarter, which includes The Shard, The News Building and the new residential building currently under construction, Shard Place. Matt has over 16 years’ experience in real estate, property and facilities management.
Matt Peaty
Joining from the Salisbury Group, one of the UK’s leading providers of commercial facilities management solutions, he was QSHEC (quality, safety, health and environmental compliance) Director where he led group health and safety and the quality and environmental compliance of various business streams reporting directly to the senior executive team and the board. Prior to this, Matt spent six years as Group Senior Health and Safety Manager for Landsec, the UK’s largest real estate investment trust, where he was responsible for a team overseeing the safe and effective management of the retail, London office and leisure portfolios.
Energy Assets Appoints Stewart Love to its Board of Directors
Stewart Love, Group Commercial Director at Energy Assets, has been appointed to the main Board. Stewart, who joined the company in 2015, is welcomed onto the main Board of one of Britain’s fastest-growing independent metering services, asset management and utility network construction companies, having played a key role in the Group’s rapid expansion and its move into new market areas. Colin Lynch, Chief Executive Officer of Energy Assets, commented: “Stewart’s commercial
Stewart Love
acumen and strategic vision have been key contributors to the accelerated growth that the company continues to enjoy. He has played an important role in helping to shape and implement our corporate strategy, with market insight that has supported organic growth, acquisition activity and customer service innovation. I am very pleased to announce his appointment to the Board.”
Sean Fields joins Ideal Commercial as Business Development Manager following Andy Forrest promotion
Ideal Commercial, the market leader in commercial boilers, has appointed Sean Fields as business development manager for the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire region. Sean takes over from Andy Forrest, who has been promoted to National Sales Manager. Sean has wide-ranging experience in the industry, including five years at pipeline and
heating distributor BSS. More recently, he was an ASM for Worcester Bosch. Commenting on his appointment, Sean said: “I’ve worked with Ideal Commercial and
Andy in the past when I was at BSS and was impressed with the product range and service. I’m really looking forward to hitting the ground running and sharing all the good things that Ideal Commercial are doing.” Sean will cover the BD, DN, HD, HG, HU, HX, LN, LS, S, WF and YO postcode areas.
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