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Ovo Spaces appoints new Business Development Manager
JESSICA Crerar has been appointed Business Development Manager with award winning Sheffield company Ovo Spaces.
Jessica, who has a strong sales and training background, will be concentrating on developing furniture sales for the acclaimed one stop design and fit out specialist.
She joins a team under the wing of Ovo’s Sales and Marketing Manager Rebecca Wilshire.
“We are constantly researching new designs and innovations in furniture and finishes and include award winning designs within our portfolio so we see Jessica’s appointment very much as essential to this growth area of the Ovo brand,” said Rebecca.
“Our supply partners are primarily from the UK and Italy and offer high quality, stylish and comfortable solutions, all areas that Jessica will be emphasising as she takes the business forward.”
Ovo Spaces has an extensive portfolio of projects for a wide range of leading companies, providing concept to conclusion building transformations for customers in the commercial, industrial, retail and public sectors.
Recent clients include, Wake Smith Solicitors, Handlesbanken, BOC, Saint-Gobain, Greencore Foods, KPMG, JRI Orthopedics, TRIB3 and development of the Park Hill Commercial Units in Sheffield.
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