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High-level appointment supports cultural training specialist’s growth
Farnham Castle Intercultural Training has made a key appointment to its senior management team in response to growing client demand.
Manuela Wagner joins as a programme manager, and brings with her eight years’ experience in sales support, chiefly in the online recruitment industry. Originally from Germany, Manuela studied and worked in the US and Canada for several years before moving to the UK, most recently working for the e-job board, Totaljobs.com in London as their business consultant team manager.
Farnham Castle has delivered cultural training programmes to organisations including FTSE 100 companies and government agencies for more than five decades. Recent growth has led to an international recruitment drive, which has seen top talent identified and hired, to keep Farnham Castle at the forefront of the global business services sector.
Head of intercultural training, Sheelagh Mahoney, said: “Manuela’s arrival is significant and will give us huge additional capability in project management, research, candidate attraction, employer branding and third party integrations.
“Particularly valuable will be her experience and insight with regards to product testing and development, hiring, training and mentoring, management and management reporting, and technical demands.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Farnham Castle Intercultural Training .
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