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A NEW PORTAL FOR ELEARNING


FOXWYLIE WELCOMES PROJECT MANAGER TO THE TEAM


FoxWylie has appointed a new project manager to the team, following an exceptional year of growth. Kelly Shipp brings a wealth of experience to


the production team, along with Prince2 project management and IOSH Health and Safety qualifications. Kelly has previously worked on a


range of events for a variety of medical clients and blue-chip companies, and her project management skills will be put to good use at FoxWylie. Her experience extends to team management, on site logistics and budget management. She is also trained in show calling, so keep your eyes peeled for Kelly on the tech desk at FoxWylie’s next event! Managing director Jonny Fulton said: “We are


a real asset to the team. With a busy summer ahead, and having recently won several exciting contracts, we are looking forward to continuing growth through the coming year.” FoxWylie is a full-service live


‘WE ARE DELIGHTED TO


HAVE KELLY ON BOARD’


communications agency; experts in event management, production and content creation, offering end to end support for all types of live event. Jonny added: “FoxWylie was born out of a desire to be the best, to go above and beyond and consistently exceed expectations. We’re always


looking for the next big thing, to keep pace with an ever-evolving industry. Our


commitment to our clients is that they will never delighted to have Kelly on board and know she will be


hear us say ‘we’ve always done it that way’. Our passion for events is matched only by our dedication to make every one a success.”


When local learning & development company The Development Company looked for a Learning Management System (LMS) to run their online learning from, it became clear that there was no value for money system for smaller companies to host their own elearning, videos and forums. Adrian Green, founder of


The Development Company, said: “We visited exhibitions in the UK and USA and couldn’t find a system that met our needs and wasn’t cost prohibitive. It became the obvious choice to design our own LMS.” The Development


Company’s LMS enables clients to upload videos and provides a rolling reflective learning journal for each course learner. Adrian continued: “Clients


have their own dedicated portal, so their learners have a seamless experience. Pitman Training, Gloucestershire Constabulary and the University of Northampton are clients who have their own portal on our LMS.” The Development Company


designs and develops bespoke online programmes for organisations.


Visit: www.thedevco.com/ contact-us


TOP MARKS IN ACCOUNTANCY EXAM EARN ANDREW PRESTIGIOUS PRIZE


Andrew Leighton, from the Moore Stephens’ East Midlands office, was awarded the prestigious Fleming Birch Prize by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) for achieving top marks in the region in his ACA accountancy exams in 2018. Andrew was awarded his prize of a cheque for £150


by LANSCA (the Leicestershire and Northamptonshire Society of Chartered Accountants) at their AGM and lunch event at the Morningside Arena in Leicester. Andrew said: “I was shocked and surprised


to hear I’d won the Fleming Birch prize, but it’s great to be recognised after so much hard work. “I can’t take my eye off the ball though as I


‘IT’S GREAT TO


BE RECOGNISED AFTER SO MUCH HARD WORK’


still have three exams to take this year before I become a fully qualified chartered accountant.” Mohamed Mavani, Audit Partner at Moore Stephens,


said: “We’re incredibly proud of Andrew and all that he has achieved. “He has worked extremely hard over the past two years, and we’re


delighted to have him as part of the Moore Stephens team.” Visit: www.moorestephens.co.uk/eastmidlands


Moore Stephens’ audit partner Mohamed Mavani and Andrew Leighton AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2019 inbusiness 11


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