NEWS10 March 2014
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UK — Hall & Partners has announced a new global head of people.
Estelle Shepherd joins the London office after running her own consulting business, working with branding agencies and technology-driven market research businesses.
“I am excited to join the team at Hall & Partners; the people are amazing,” said Shepherd. “I’m looking forward to building on Hall & Partners’ unique culture, ensuring we focus on what really matters to our people and to our clients.”
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