Stafforce appoints Richards to drive expansion in the South

Stafforce, part of the Nicholas Associates Group (NAG), has announced the appointment of Sara Richards (left) as brand director.

Richards will spearhead Stafforce’s expansion in the South of the UK, opening new branches and delivering results for both clients and candidates. The new hubs will be located in Newport, Blackburn, Daventry, Bristol, Barnstaple, Loughborough and Tilbury.

Richards brings a wealth of experience in management and business development within the recruitment industry. Her expertise will be pivotal as Stafforce continues its journey of transformation and growth, backed by significant investment in resources and talent.

Kelly Kendall (pictured right), COO of NAG, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Sara Richards to the team. Her appointment marks a significant step in our journey of transformation and growth, particularly in the Southern region, where we see tremendous potential.”

NAG offer talent management solutions from apprentice to boardroom appointments. Brands include The Apprentice Employment Agency, Graduate Career Solutions, Stafforce, Cra-Cro Site Services, Nicholas Associates, Ashley Kate HR & Finance, Main-Board and Olano.

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