Recruiter finds new home at Tileyard North
A food manufacturing recruitment specialist has relocated to a new creative business hub.
Jarvis Johnson has moved into new premises at Tileyard North in Wakefield.
Founded by former food scientist and technical manager Lisa Marie Godfrey, the agency focuses on technical, quality assurance and new product development recruitment within the food manufacturing sector, being recognised for its sector-informed and ethical approach.
Lisa Marie says the relocation reflects the company’s ambition to operate from a modern, collaborative environment that supports its standards-driven model.
She said: “Tileyard North feels like a great fit for us.
“It’s a professional, energising environment and a great place to welcome clients, candidates, and industry contacts.
“We’re proud to be part of such a dynamic business community here in Yorkshire.”
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