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Manchester businesses to ‘Get Ahead’ with virtual outsourcing agency
Award-winning virtual outsourcing agency Get Ahead is delighted to be supporting businesses across Manchester, Stockport, Oldham, Altrincham and Knutsford as experienced regional director Jo Munroe opens up a new Manchester branch.
HR expert Jo Munroe has over 15 years of experience in recruitment, HR and business management in the construction, manufacturing, medical and transport industries. Jo joined Get Ahead as regional director for South Yorkshire at the start of 2020 and after a successful 18 months is now taking on the Manchester region.
“Since joining Get Ahead in January 2020, it’s certainly been a rollercoaster,” Jo says. “But despite all the challenges of COVID, our amazing clients have made it all worthwhile and the Get Ahead team has been so supportive. I love helping people and businesses and always have. Seeing amazing things happen for other businesses is why I wanted to start my Get Ahead journey and I am excited to be beginning the next chapter in the thriving area of Manchester.”
Rebecca Newenham, founder and director of Get Ahead said: “Jo has done a fantastic job in South Yorkshire and I am delighted she will be opening up Manchester for us. Manchester is such an important area in the Northern Powerhouse with thousands of businesses that Jo and her team are ready to help. Particularly as businesses recover from the pandemic, outsourcing can help them remain responsive and agile, accessing marketing and business support services as and when they need them.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Caroline Saunders .
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