Partner Article
Pro-Ad welcome Sharron Evans to their team
Promotional Merchandise company Pro-Ad is excited to welcome a new member in their team. Following a business growth of 25% since last year, Sharron Evans joins the company as an Accounts Assistant in order to help with Pro-Ad’s busy Finance Department.
Sharron joins Pro-Ad after a 3 years career break which she spent taking care of her young children as well as completing a BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting. Before that, Sharron had been working for the Accounts Department of a car dealership for over 11 years. Her enthusiasm in being back to work as well as her energetic personality and professionalism were evident from day one and she is already making her mark in the department.
When she’s not chasing the payment of outstanding invoices, Sharron loves spending time with her family as well as taking long walks with her puppy Max.
Sharron says about her new role: “I am very excited to be part of the Pro-Ad team. There are many new challenges for me and I enjoy working in such a vibrant environment. I am delighted to be working productively with our customers and suppliers and everyone here has been very welcoming!”
Carlo Nardini, Pro-Ad’s Managing Director said about her appointment: “Last year has been an amazing one for Pro-Ad as we enjoyed great business growth. This made the appointment of a new member for our Finance Team essential in order to keep our accounts up to date and sustain a smooth working relationship with our suppliers and clients. Sharron seems to be a great fit for this role and I am confident that she’s going to add quality to the company’s overall performance”.
For more information please contact: Eleni Tsoumpeli at eleni@proad.co.uk or +44 (0) 1670 518928
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Pro-Ad Ltd .
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