On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Leicestershire-based HR company, Breedon Consulting, has appointed Bev Brady as its new operations director.
Brady has been with the firm for eight years – she was previously head of HR.
She said: “I’m delighted to be appointed as operations director and look forward to the opportunities that come with this new position. I will be responsible for the direction and coordination of the company, whilst ensuring that the business has the best working environment and processes. My initial focus has been to review Breedon’s internal processes to ensure our efficiency.
“I am really enjoying getting even more involved with the company’s growth strategy and plans are beginning to come to fruition, which is both exciting and inspiring. Breedon has always been an organically successful business, however, the drive we now have to build on our success is fantastic and the sky really is the limit. The fact that we have a great team behind us has been key to our success.”
Meanwhile, Megan Hughes has been promoted to client relationship manager, and will be focusing on business development through networking, close client management and marketing duties. She previously held the role of recruitment specialist and has been with the company since June 2019.
Belmayne’s practice manager, Laura Hayman, welcomes Melissa Taylor to the team
An apprentice working at Dronfield-based financial planner, Belmayne, is joining the team on a permanent basis after successfully completing her studies.
Melissa Taylor takes up the positions as she qualifies from Chesterfield College with a diploma in business administration.
Laura Hayman, Belmayne’s practice manager, said: “Melissa has fitted into our close-knit team really well. She has grown in confidence in the year she has spent with us and understands what is required of her to fulfil an administrative role. Her manners and timekeeping are excellent and she is popular with clients. There is no doubt she will be a real asset to the firm, as her knowledge of financial services increases and she gains more work experience.”
