Champions (UK) plc announces seven new hires

Leicestershire-based business growth consultancy, Champions (UK) plc, has turbo-charged its team – with seven new appointments.

The family-led company – which incorporates business growth, after-dinner speaking, music and entertainment, celebrity talent, and events – was set up in 2003 and now employs nearly 100 full-time staff.

And in a move that will hugely benefit its clients, Champions (UK) plc has moved to strengthen its Creative and Content team with a string of new hires.

Those joining (see pic) are: Wayne Rees who will work as a Graphic Designer; Sophie Turrill who will be a Content Executive; Mark Lawrence who is a PR Executive; Coby Allen who will be a Creative Media Executive; Oliver Hunter, who joins as a Marketing Executive; Ryan Jhaj whose role will as a new Strategy Executive and Taylor Morley who has joined as a Digital Marketing Executive.

Champions (UK) plc’s managing director, Matthew Hayes, said: “We’re delighted to be adding to the talent in our Creative Team to help manage the increasing output for our clients. With the increasing amount of client work coming in, it was important to strengthen the Creative Team. I am sure they will all prove to be real assets for the company and I welcome them into the Champs team and look forward to working with them.”

Having grown from a father and son start-up in the family home, to the multi-award-winning organisation it is today,

Champions (UK) plc now has many different divisions incorporating a business growth consultancy, an international entertainment, influencer and speaker bureau and events management.

As a leading business growth consultancy firm, Champions has lived and breathed every stage of the business cycle itself, from start up, through to scale-up, and beyond and so is perfectly placed to advise its clients on their own growth strategies.

Champions (UK) plc works with fast growth businesses in four strategic areas: sales growth, people & HR, AI & technology, and mergers & acquisitions. Since 2003 it has worked with its clients to increase their sales by more than £5bn and has added capital valuation in excess of £15bn to its clients’ balance sheets.