Ford & Stanley strengthens leadership with promotions
Recruitment company Ford & Stanley Talent Services Group has announced four strategic promotions within its recruitment division as it continues to expand.
Billy Jackson steps up to principal consultant at Ford & Stanley Executive Search after three and a half years with the company, while Tom Norton has been appointed head of executive search following his tenure as business manager.
Within Ford & Stanley Recruitment, Paige Roome-Hanson has been promoted to managing consultant and Callum Wildes moves into the role of senior recruitment consultant for interim and contract opportunities.
These promotions reflect Ford & Stanley’s commitment to developing internal talent and enhancing recruitment solutions for complex, fast-changing industries across the UK and North America.
Sam Ford, the company’s director of recruitment, said: “Leadership isn’t just about holding a title; it's about creating impact.”
“By promoting these talented individuals who have consistently demonstrated excellence, we are investing not only in their potential but also driving our company's future forward.
“We’re now living in a fast-paced world where adaptability is crucial.
“Our newly promoted team leaders bring both fresh perspectives and seasoned experience that will guide us through evolving market dynamics, as we seek innovative approaches in fulfilling our client needs across various sectors.”
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