Chase Zander appoints Kevin O’Shea as a Director and relocates to new offices in the City of London.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 9, 2011 --

Kevin has a strong background recruiting across all of our core business areas with particular strength in IT and Change. Ahead of the curve in 2001, Kevin spotted an opportunity to develop a specialist software engineering recruitment function finding and training candidates in a relatively new technology at the time, Microsoft .Net (dotnet). After many year specialising in .Net and Java, Kevin diversified into change and project management in response to changing market conditions and a wealth of project related roles. To date he has worked across a huge variety of verticals including Insurance, Banking, Media, Healthcare, Transport, FMCG, Consulting, Accounting and Gaming.

When asked about his new role, Kevin said “I am thrilled to be working with Adam under such a strong brand as Chase Zander. In recent years they have made significant advances in their business and I am looking forward to helping Adam to take it to the next level.”

Managing Director, Adam Tallamy said that “Kevin is one of the rare breed of recruiters who combines real talent in recruitment with a highly ethical and no-nonsense approach. We have been in conversation for many years with a view to working together at some point and we are both excited to finally do so and thereby to create a solid management foundation for our business to be successful moving forward.”

Chase Zander also announced that it has closed its Birmingham office and will be relocating to 60, Cannon Street in the City of London which will be our new headquarters.


About Chase Zander

Passionate people. Inspirational thinking. Extraordinary results.
At Chase Zander, we recruit for IT, Business Change and Executive Appointments. We’ve been leaders in the field since 2002, delivering Search and Selection, Permanent, Interim and Contract recruitment solutions for top-flight candidates and clients across the UK.

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