On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Archimedia Accounts, based at Nottingham Science & Technology Park, has hired Chloe Hooton to the team as an accountant.
The appointment follows the hiring of well-known city finance professional Jill Fox as client manager just a few months ago — a move that marked the start of an ambitious growth phase for the business.
Chris Demetriou, co-owner and finance director, said: “Chloe has a great character, she’s a very capable accountant and incredibly hard working. But more than that — she truly cares about our clients and their success. That’s what matters most at Archimedia.
“We’re growing and needed another team member who shares our values. Someone we can rely on to put clients first — and Chloe fits the bill perfectly. She’s a fantastic addition to our expanding team.”
Hooton added: “Archimedia has a brilliant reputation for building strong relationships with clients and genuinely caring about their goals. That really stood out to me. I’m excited to be joining a team that’s growing with purpose and staying true to its values.”
Harry White, Sarah Whetton, Mike Barnett and Reece Richiardi
Loughborough-based William Davis Homes has welcomed a trio of new faces to its East Midlands land team.
Reece Richiardi has joined the team as senior land manager, while Harry White has been hired as senior strategic land manager.
Meanwhile, new head of design, Mike Barnett, has also joined the company
William Davis land director Sarah Whetton said: “Reece, Harry and Mike are all driven, ambitious, and bring considerable experience and expertise to our team.
“As we look ahead to our growth plans over the next five years, we need the right people to make that happen, and Reece, Harry and Mike have already made a huge impact on the business.
“Reece and Harry will be key to our plans to increase market share and bring forward new sites, while Mike’s new housetype designs will provide homes across those sites which are efficient and suited to modern lifestyles, while creating an attractive street scene and responding to market needs.”
