March Review

"March has been a testing month for business;?turbulence in global financial markets, raw material and energy price volatility and interest rate fluctuations have tested organisations across the built environment. March has also proven?that organisations are better equipped?to deal with these challenges than ever before and can?capitalise on opportunities to grow in spite of them.

For Beaumont Bailey, March marks?the most successful month the business has had to-date and closes out a financial year which has also proven successful. We have completed a number of executive level mandates in the U.S. and Europe, continued to grow our expertise in technology, sustainability and investment and seen the continued expansion of our board level work.

Equally as important as these successes for our clients, is the development of our team. March has seen a number of the Beaumont Bailey team promoted through our organisation. We have also welcomed 5 new team members who will be joining us over the coming weeks. The growth of our team means we have outgrown our London office and will be moving to a larger space in the City of London."

James Pope, Co-Founder &?Director?- Industrial

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