Partner Article
Central Team up with expanding Metals company
Central Employment Agency have engaged exclusively with expanding non-ferrous metals steel stockholders Holme Dodsworth Ltd. Due to their organic growth and further development in the marketplace Holme Dodsworth Metals are now in a position to expand its Branch Network in the South of the UK. The company who have a number of Branch’s in the North of England and Scotland are looking to recruit a number of Branch Managers and Sales Executives
Greg Phipps, Commercial Manager who is heading up this campaign, commented “ I’m looking forward in working with such a well-established and growing business who have a superb reputation in there industry. I’ve worked with David and Neil from the business for a while and have forged an exceptional relationship and one that I want to continue on this new project“
Neil Welsh, General Manager commented, “ partnerships are an important aspect of our business and working with Central on this project puts another key stakeholder in place in our on-going development“. “We look forward to a successful outcome with Greg and his team and some great candidates to come through the process”
The prospected vacancies will be in the following regions.
Branch Manager’s / Sales Executives – Avon, East London, South London, Essex, Hampshire, Hove and Suffolk.
We are only looking for exceptional candidates with metal industry knowledge and new business sales for all vacancies.
Please contact Greg Phipps on 0191 2324816 for an initial discussion or send your current CV to greg@centralemployment.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Greg Phipps .
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