Recruitment firm bolsters offer with new division
A recruitment firm is broadening its offer as demand grows for specialist professional services talent across the region.
Pineapple Recruitment has launched a dedicated finance and HR recruitment division, expanding beyond its established focus on hospitality and catering roles.
Bosses say the new arm will support clients with full-time and interim appointments, spanning senior leadership positions through to accountants, payroll specialists and HR business partners.
The division will be led by experienced finance and HR recruiter Joanna Pennell, who will also build a specialist team to support both existing and new clients.
Joanna said: “The launch of our new, dedicated Finance and HR division is another important step forward in our growth and development.
“We work with dozens of organisations across the country to help them meet their recruitment challenges.
“The new division is very much another extension to what we already offer but focusing where businesses need the best professionals for demanding and technical financial or HR-related roles.
“We are already seeing strong interest as we enter the new year, securing our place on numerous preferred supplier lists, increasing our networks and working with the best candidates.”
Based in Worcestershire, Pineapple Recruitment has built a strong reputation supplying talent across professional catering, senior management and support functions, with the latest launch marking a strategic step into adjacent professional sectors.
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