NEWS
CIRCULAR1 HEALTH RECRUITS CFO TO EXPAND THE BUSINESS
COVID testing and digital health business, Circular1 Health has expanded its senior executive team with the appointment of Paolo Benedetto as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Benedetto joins Circular1 Health with many years’ experience in executive roles including a record of implementing strategic growth initiatives. He has held senior positions at Taziker, IDEX and more recently as a consulting CFO for a number of private equity businesses.
Stuart MacLennan, Circular1 Health CEO, said: “We launched the business in March 2020 and the growth we have experienced in this period has been phenomenal. We continue on an upward trajectory, enabling mission critical businesses to continue operating through this challenging time, while also expanding the digital health side of our business.
“The requirement for an experienced CFO with a
solid track record in business growth was essential to support our business strategically now, and in the
future, and Paolo brings skills and experience that will help take the management of the business’s growth to the next level.”
Commenting on his new role, Benedetto said: “I was attracted to work with Circular1 Health due to the business’ vision and passion to make a difference to the health and wellbeing of major corporates, as well as the wider economy. It is an organisation which has developed a people focused culture, with a real ‘can
do’ attitude. I am excited to be helping in the journey to deliver a truly outstanding value proposition for clients and a working environment that is inclusive and rewarding for employees.”
Circular1 Health is located in Carlisle, Barrow in Furness, Manchester and Surrey. It is currently working on a number of national and international projects, providing a fully managed service to the nuclear, defence, energy and travel sectors.
https://circular1.com/health
NEBOSH PARTNERS WITH HSE TO LAUNCH NEW QUALIFICATION
NEBOSH has partnered with Great Britain’s regulator, the Health and Safety Executive, to launch an introductory qualification that provides straightforward, practical health and safety risk management skills.
The NEBOSH HSE Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work is rooted in a proportional approach to risk; it provides the fundamentals people need to build an effective approach to risk management in their workplace that focuses not only on the risk assessment itself, but on the practical actions needed to control and monitor those risks in order to protect people from harm.
Suitable for any employee or team member in a low to medium risk setting, successful learners will understand the principles of risk management, know how to identify and evaluate hazards,
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complete a risk assessment and be able to use simple tools to control risk. For employers they will have assurance that their employees are trained in the Health and Safety Executive’s best practice approach to health and safety risk management.
Matt Powell-Howard, NEBOSH Head of Learning and Partnerships, said: “Risk management is about taking practical steps to protect people from real harm. It should never be a ‘back covering’ exercise but something that can have a really positive impact on workplace health and safety. This qualification provides practical steps that anyone can take to identify, assess and control risks. We know that there are lots of demands on people’s time, that’s why we’ve really focused the content onto what really matters so that it can be completed in one day.”
The NEBOSH HSE Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work can be studied through NEBOSH’s global network of accredited Learning Partners, offering options for both online and classroom learning.
www.nebosh.org.uk/hserisk www.tomorrowshs.com
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