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Curve IT strengthens team with a trio of new hires
Brighton-based technology specialist Curve IT has made three new appointments to the business.
Joanna Aldridge, Claire Buckman and Verley North all join the company following a period of growth and an expansion of the company’s network and managed IT services into the construction and built environment sectors.
Claire Buckman will join as a project manager for Curve’s ongoing work with construction giant Balfour Beatty, which involves supporting the installation of full fibre networks as part of major Balfour projects.
Verley North joins Curve as a HR and people development specialist and will oversee training programmes and staff development initiatives while Joanna Aldridge will play a central role in the company’s accounts process.
The trio of new appointments follows the hiring of network specialist Matt Ryan, who joined Curve earlier this year to lead their full fibre infrastructure team.
Simon O’Hare, CEO of Curve IT, said: “Joanna, Claire and Verley join Curve at an exciting time for the business.
“While the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdown has had an impact on businesses, a number of our team have been involved in facilitating and supporting remote working.
“We are also involved in a number of major technology projects in the construction and built environment sectors, so we’re delighted to be able to expand the team with these new hires.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Curve IT .
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