APPOINTMENTS
Chorley based architecture studio, BCAE Architects, has expanded its services with the appointment of Jessica Lauren as an in-house interior designer.
Lancashire business loan provider Rosebud has appointed experienced banking consultant and non-executive director Iain Duncan as account manager.
Lawrence Conway has been named as interim chief executive of Pendle Council. His appointment was approved by councillors at the special budget council meeting in February.
Six new non-executive directors have joined the board of Lancaster and Morecambe Chamber of Commerce. They are: Stephen Blakemore, investment manager at Rathbones Investment Management; Jamie Wright, sales director at Whitewells Catering Supplies; Alistair Eagles, CDLN, and former president of the chamber; Heather Crammond, owner of the HR Dept Carlisle and Morecambe; Sarah Hyslop, international sales team leader for Ascentis/IDLS and Mark Cheetham, lending manager at Enterprise Answers.
Accrington-headquartered CMAC Group has welcomed Matthew Ratcliffe as its new chief operating officer. He has almost two decades of experience across the mobility and transportation sectors, including senior leadership roles at Google, Gett, Karhoo, Addison Lee and Didi Chuxing.
The Eden Project has announced John Pye as project director for Eden Project Morecambe. As the first formal employee of Eden Project Morecambe, John will be based in the town and will drive the project to completion, working with a multi-disciplinary team overseeing construction, horticulture, and visitor experience while aligning with Eden’s vision of public benefit and sustainability.
Blackburn-based chartered accountancy, business advisory and financial planning group PM+M, has strengthened its tax team with the appointment of Sinead Watson, who has joined as a tax manager.
Chorley headquartered CG has strengthened its employment law team with the appointment of Andy Halpin as partner. He is pictured here with Hayley Aust, partner and head of employment at the practice.
Sandy Haughton has been appointed as the new head of clinical services at Greater Lancashire Hospital in Preston.
Darwen based print marketing company Empine Group has set its sight on further growth with the appointment of Dan Rowles as studio manager.
Harrison Drury has strengthened its residential conveyancing team with the appointment of Kelechi Maduakolam. Kelechi joins the Lancashire law firm from Russell and Russell Solicitors and has experience in dealing with a wide variety of residential property transactions, acting for individuals, companies and lenders.
Preston based corporate broker Altius Group has welcomed Gavin Sutton as its new financial controller. He brings 30 years of experience in finance across multiple sectors.
Vincents Solicitors has appointed a new Court of Protection (CoP) team. Solicitor Nicola Hayes will head up the operation and will also work closely with director Lisa Lodge, head of its private client department and a court- appointed professional deputy.
Burnley branding agency Root Fifty-Two has added two new hires as part of a strategic expansion driven by increased demand. Carlota Bevia joins as a copywriter while new marketing executive Paul Cooper has more than 10 years of experience in social media, digital marketing and PR.
Warden Construction has appointed Heather Thompson as its new social value lead, reinforcing the Kirkham headquartered company’s commitment to delivering lasting benefits to the communities it operates in.
A wardrobe mistress who has worked on the likes of Strictly Come Dancing and Gavin and Stacey has joined Pleasure Beach Resort to lead its wardrobe function. Abbie Farnell has been appointed as head of wardrobe for the Blackpool theme park’s entertainment division as it re-opens for the 2025 season.
Olivia McCaughran has been appointed client engagement manager at Lancashire Business View. The newly created role will see Olivia, who joined the media group’s
marketing team in 2023, take responsibility for growing its LBV Hub subscription services, expanding its dedication to younger business people through the Sub36 brand, and developing new sales opportunities.
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