HR recruiter HR GO Recruitment in Kent has made two senior appointments.
Nick Jiles is to head up the commercial division, HR GO Commercial, based at Kent’s Canterbury branch, while Terry Maynard will lead HR GO Exectec’s division, which recruits within the executive technical and engineering markets.
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Tender management service Marion Richards Associates has announced that the 23 recruiters it represented for NHS Framework contracts have won a place on the Buying Solutions Framework for the supply of non- medical staff to the NHS.
Executive recruiter Rutherford Consulting has appointed Chris Ravenscroft as associate director to develop its existing executive recruitment practice in the chemical and process industry.
Multi-sector recruiter Search Consultancy has won a place on the Buying Solutions framework for the provision of non-medical, non-clinical, temporary and fixed-term staff to the NHS and public sector bodies in England and Wales.
Samantha Davenport has been appointed head of resourcing and talent at Lloyds Banking Group.
The former head of resourcing and talent, global retail and commercial banking (GRCB) and head of executive resourcing at Barclays Bank, was previously head of talent acquisition & management at management and technology consultants BearingPoint.
HR business solutions provider Kenexa has appointed Kevin Horigan as president of global HR technology.
The former senior vice president at SAP, who also held executive leadership positions at PeopleSoft, OutlookSoft, Sand Technology Systems and Oracle Corporation, will be responsible for the division’s overall strategy and operational execution.
Direct recruiters do a better and cheaper job than recruitment agencies, according to RBS’s director of group resourcing.
UK and US executive search specialists PIR Group and Heritage Partners International (HPI) have agreed to work in partnership.
While PiR Group will represent Heritage Partners International in the UK and Ireland, Heritage Partners International will represent PiR Group in the US and Canada.
Ten new business ideas will win their creators an equal share of £500,000 in a new campaign launched by Barclays.