Northeast project management firm rebrands after acquisition
Newcastle based business Ward Robinson Project Management has restructured and is now trading as Helm.
The firm’s journey started over 30 years ago as Ward Robinson, specializing in combining project management and interior design services, delivering projects both regionally and nationally.
The interior design side of the business have recently been acquired by Ryder Architecture.
Helm plans to continue to support clients and the construction industry with Project Management, Cost Control, Building Surveying and Principal Designer services.
Paul Bevan, project director, said: “Rebranding to Helm has given us a great opportunity to continue to grow.
“The restructure away from the interior design business gives us the opportunity to focus on our Project Management offerings, helping to influence the areas in which we live, work and play – both regionally and on a national scale”.
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