Module specialist Darwin Group has appointed Alan Davidson Director of Health.
With more than 30 years of experience in space and service management in both the NHS and the personal sector, Davidson will be guilty of overseeing and expanding the turnover of Darwin Group, founded in Birmingham, in the public and personal health market.
His delight has already proved useful, with the Darwin Group delivering 3 new quarters for NHS Trusts in Britain in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Previously, Davidson was Director of Domain And Facilities Management at the NHS and acted as assignment manager on assignments worth up to 120 million pounds for advances such as acute care hospitals, dental schools, number one care centers, intellectual fitness, and ambulance trusts.
He said: “Having worked in the fitness sector for many years, I am very happy to be able to supply the best quality custom-made buildings for the NHS and social service providers with fashion structure methods.
“Covid-19 has presented many demanding situations for the NHS and the fact that the provision of high-quality traditional services is indispensable in one of the biggest crises our country has faced in decades has made our role in the structure industry even more important.
Charles Pierce, CEO of Darwin Group, added: “Alan will play an invaluable role in our company’s fitness division. We are committed to attracting Alan’s most sensible skill and extensive knowledge, contacts and experience in the fitness sector and will expand our portfolio.
“The pandemic has presented many challenges; However, we were able to continue with our structure paint structure due to the offsite structure at our Shrewsbury plant. Alan’s appointment means that we want to expand our fitness division, which will help us deliver the most productive products to our fitnesscare customers.”
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RBH Creative Communications has appointed Michael Vines creative director.
Vines joined the West Midlands full-service firm in March 2016. After starting his career in South Africa in the early 2000s, he worked in arts agencies, adding TBWA and McCann.
Since joining the team, he has led campaigns for clients such as PEUGEOT, Young People First and the NHS.
Debra Hepburn, founding wife of RBH, said: “Michael is an asset to the senior team and fully deserves this promotion. He is an incredibly talented and considerate editor with a remarkable ability to bond with our customers’ brands.
“Michael has earned acceptance not only of the artistic department, but also of the firm as a whole: it inspires and motivates the team, which is precisely what we expect from our artistic director.”
Vines added: “I am very proud and grateful to be able to paint with such a dynamic and talented team that he cares about the paintings they make. This is an exciting time for RBH as we are adding new customers to our portfolio, and I am very happy to have been named custodian of our artistic production.”
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The Principal Wealth Management made a key appointment.
Adam Jones joins his team as an asset manager and integration as Principle continues to join his team. He is Principle’s fifth recruit in 2020, bringing the total to 22, adding 3 consultants.
Joe Jobson, director of Principle Estate Management, said: “We know Adam from his position at CPBigwood, where we work together.
“Your time for us is the best, as there is not much of your delight in this niche of our sector.
“The user we were looking for will have to be meticulous, organized, communicative and have extensive wisdom regarding buildings and rentals to make sure that we are well established the first time we adopt a new control box and that we can give all the applicable data to the asset manager to ensure an elegant transition.
“We know it’s all this, and he also has experience in Qube, the traditional asset control package we use to make sure all our knowledge is constantly updated.”
His appointment comes when Principle promotes Holly Cox, who joined the company as an apprentice in February 2020, in a role as a genuine real estate assistant in the visiting team. Esme Williams will work with Adam Jones as a business integration assistant.
Now in its third year, Principle Estate Management has tripled in more than 12 months, the number of games it manages has increased from just under 2,000 to 6,000. The number of workers has increased from 7 to 22 in just over a year.
The company is located at Cornwall House on Lionel Street, Birmingham.