Partner Article
Cirrus strengthens global team with senior appointment
International leadership consultancy Cirrus has appointed Tom Holt as client director as part of the business growth team in London. Tom joins from FranklinCovey Europe.
With more than 15 years’ experience, Tom has a particular focus on leadership development having worked with thought leaders across the world. He has also led on a number of high-profile international projects such as working in partnership with the United Nations to transform customer services at the World Food Programme, providing them with strategic account direction and achieving fundamental shifts in behaviour.
At Cirrus, Tom will help to grow and strengthen key client relationships across the globe, ensuring their business needs are met and serviced with consistently high quality, industry-leading solutions.
Commenting on Tom’s appointment, Dr Simon Hayward, founder and CEO of Cirrus, said: “Tom joins Cirrus during an exciting period of growth, as we develop increasingly innovative leadership assessment and development programmes for senior leaders to drive transformation across organistions. Tom’s international experience and passion to transform business will strengthen our global team and we’re very pleased to have him on board.”
Tom Holt added: “Cirrus has an excellent reputation. There is a hugely talented global team here developing ground-breaking solutions, which is very exciting. Cirrus has a wealth of research-based thought leadership combined with a client-focused approach to learning. The ability to create unique virtual and face-to-face learning solutions that are tailored to each client really sets Cirrus apart.”
Tom’s appointment brings Cirrus’ team to a 60-strong employee workforce globally, servicing high profile clients’ such as GSK, RB and Standard Chartered.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lucy Hilton .
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