Pictured: Lisa Meredith
A Stoke-on-Trent recruitment boss has been promoted as part of a
management reshuffle.
Lisa Meredith has been with the Hanley branch of gap personnel
for a decade - starting out as receptionist in 2002 and climbing up
the ranks to become branch manager in 2007.
Since then she has overseen the steady growth of the branch,
which supplies temporary and permanent workers to the likes of
Adams Foods in Leek and electrical wholesaler RKW, based in Fenton.
Lisa, 30, of Meir Hay, has now been made area manager within
gap's Midlands division - meaning she will also oversee the Cannock
branch.
She said: "I have been with gap for a decade and it's still an
extremely rewarding and challenging place to work.
"I am thrilled that my hard work has been rewarded, and am
looking forward to repaying the faith shown in me with this
promotion."
gap personnel is the UK's eighth largest industrial labour
provider. The independent, privately-owned agency places up to
5,000 temporary workers per week nationally.
Other Midlands branches include Birmingham, Daventry,
Northampton and Telford.
Lisa's promotion follows the decision of long-serving UK
operations director Emma Ceballos to take a 12-month sabbatical in
order to spend more time with her family.
gap managing director Gary Dewhurst said: "Here at gap we place
a strong emphasis on rewarding hard working, talented people by
offering them opportunities to progress within the company.
"Lisa is a shining example of a dedicated team member who has
put her heart and soul into developing her branch. Her efforts
deserve to be recognised."
For more information about gap personnel, please visit their
website: www.gap-personnel.com