Moorhouse continues to expand its PPM practice 27-08-08
Moorhouse continues to reaffirm its position as the UK's premier programme and project management (PPM) practice with the recruitment of nine new business consultants to its London based team.
The multi award-winning firm's new consultants all come with impressive resumes, having worked at the highest level in the public and private sector. Their collective client list includes the likes of Ministry of Justice, Welsh Assembly and Child Support Agency, plus blue chip corporate firms such as Shell, Unilever and Sainsbury's.
Chris Barnes, Dahlia Marcusfield, Crispin Morton, Tom de Winne, Tom Elvidge, Nick Harper, Saleem Ahmed, Jeremy Katz and Mark Warren all join Moorhouse with 'Big firm' consultancy backgrounds, a breadth of expertise, and are already contributing to exciting new client projects at Crossrail, Department for Transport, BT and the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.
Managing director Dom Moorhouse said: “Our new recruits' rich and varied experience will be invaluable going forward, not only for our clients, but also our business as we look to build on our firm foundations and continue to excel in our field.”
Crispin Morton, who joined from PricewaterhouseCoopers and has helped a variety of government departments to enhance their PPM capability said: “Moorhouse's reputation for delivering transformation at the cutting edge of PPM means that its consultants work at a senior level with some really high profile clients. Couple this with a genuine commitment to teamwork and it's an exciting opportunity.”
