Archive of all profile articles – Page 53
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The Human Angle: Evelyn Wilson
Highland Game is a great place to work. My role has developed and is very varied and different every day.
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My Alternative CV: Gary Hubbard, Geodis Calberson
Gary Hubbard, director of logistics at Geodis Calberson, on Kylie, helicopters and reindeer
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The Human Angle: Nick Crean
My brother Bill and I always find the time to listen to all members of the team, and sometimes each other.
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My Alternative CV: Andrew Keeble, co-founder, Debbie & Andrew’s
Andrew Keeble, co-founder, Debbie & Andrew’s, on building trust, Risky Business and savage sows
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The Human Angle: Elizabeth MacGregor-Smith
It's exciting and rewarding at Genius. We're always very busy as Genius is only just over a year old and we are expanding rapidly.
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My Alternative CV: Julian Moss, Aussie Spirits
Julian Moss, founder, Aussie Spirits, on eating scorpions, embalming and James Bond
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The Human Angle: Emma Pragnell
DS is a great brand to work for. I've worked here for nearly five years and my job has changed and developed so much over the years.
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The Human Angle: David Hoyle
Fuller's is a fantastic company to work for with a great variety of roles and opportunities for employees.
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My Alternative CV: Ian Burrell, UK RumFest
Ian Burrell, founder of UK RumFest, on The Wizard of Oz, lions, and dropping pizzas on customers
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The Human Angle: Charlotte Ashburner
Working for Brown-Forman is great fun. We are quite a small team so everyone knows everyone else. You get to develop yourself across disciplines.
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My Alternative CV: Simon Green, Global Brands
Simon Green, marketing director, Global Brands, on Star Wars, going to festivals and avoiding the chop
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The Human Angle: Kate Gaskell
Working for a young, mission-driven company is a bit like being on a rollercoaster: lots of ups and downs and you're never quite sure what is around the corner.
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My Alternative CV: Doug Hall, SHS
Doug Hall, multiples controller at SHS Sales & Marketing, on T Rex, Bruce Willis, apricots and hedgehogs
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The Human Angle: Dean Taylor
There is a real buzz working as part of a private equity turnaround business. This business has some serious heritage dating back to 1870.
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My Alternative CV: Jamie Combs, Natural Balance Foods
Jamie Combs, MD of Natural Balance Foods, on Tarzan, Captain Simple and Sir Paul McCartney
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The Human Angle: Mark Campbell
We hope Higgidy is a good employer because we care about creating a fun, stimulating environment where everyone has the opportunity to contribute, develop and be rewarded.
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Interim CEO in place as Seafish heads for its legal showdown
Uncertainty over its future has forced Seafish to appoint yet another interim as opposed to permanent senior executive. Dr Paul Williams, who has been research director of Seafish since joining in 2004, will take the reins as interim...
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My Alternative CV: Jamie Milne, Glenfiddich
Jamie Milne, UK brand ambassador for Glenfiddich, on toilet paper, spiders and black pudding
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The Human Angle: David Robinson
Everyone feels they have a part to play and their input is valued. It's easy to get good ideas heard and accepted.
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ProfilesASA chief exec Guy Parker in the hot seat
Advertising Standards Authority chief executive Guy Parker prefers to keep investigations to a minimum but the proliferation of advertising on company websites is a concern, he tells Ronan Hegarty