London recruitment group launches third branch with 'greentech' business
A London recruitment company has announced that it is launching a third branch of its business.
Levin Group, which recently launched Storm2, a fintech brand, is now launching Storm4, a sustainability business.
Storm4, a ‘greentech’ business, will focus on connecting potential recruits to sustainability companies, looking at environmentally friendly products or services that aim to reduce costs, energy consumption, waste, or negative effects on the environment.
Kayleigh Bottomley, founder of Storm4, commented: “We’re launching Storm4 to connect the very best senior tech talent with businesses that are paving the way for a more sustainable future.
“I’m so excited to join the Levin Group at such a pivotal moment of growth, and to bring the GreenTech recruitment brand to life.
“I have a huge passion for this sector, so being able to use Levin’s infrastructure and scope for scale to launch Storm4 is fantastic.”
James Brown, CEO of Levin Group, said: “We are thrilled to have Kay leading the GreenTech arm of the business.
“Kay has spent more than a decade working in some of the most recognised energy and technology recruitment brands and comes highly qualified to make Storm4 a global success.”
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