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Northern Print Solutions bridging the north-south divide…
The UK’s most trusted B2B print supplier Northern Print Solutions (NPS) is expanding to both London and Glasgow within the next 12 months due to their successful growth in the north east region.
The business, which has been operating for six years has seen an impressive 30% increase in turnover year on year. When the business first opened in 2011, NPS had two members of staff, which has now increased to 14 with the view to increase to 20 by next year with NPS already beginning the process to hire apprentices to start in the New Year.
This September, Beth Wyatt, a valuable member of the team returned as national sales manager to help with the expansion. With this job role, Beth will be the leading figurehead and is heading the operation to grow the company. Beth had previously worked for the company for three years, but left to pursue other leads. However, Beth has returned to take on her new role and is certain that NPS will be operating at its full potential.
Beth has previous experience working in telecommunications and part of her job role was to set up new businesses from scratch, then once they had been set up, she would move on to the next location and do the same – something Beth is bringing with her to Northern.
Beth concluded: “The team which I work with are amazing, they are all passionate and we really are a family. When I returned in September it was lovely to be reunited again. We really are proud of the work we do and the company we work for.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by JAM Prints & Marketing .
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