The children may be on their summer holidays and other folk are jetting off to soak up the sun but one place where there’s no respite is at the UK's leading lettings brand Martin & Co . The award winning business has been busier than ever, adding over 4500 properties to its managed portfolio in the last twelve months but also adding 4 new staff to its Head Office team in Bournemouth.

 

Martin & Co’s in-house recruitment team helped with the placements, taking its tally of staff recruited for to over 100 in the past 12 months! Kevin Davidson-Hall and Gary Winter have joined the brand along with Natasha Lear and James Leigh. Kevin will provide specialist support for Martin & Co offices in the London lettings market and is part of the brand’s plans to expand their operations in the Capital. Gary has joined as Sales Director and will work specifically on optimising enquiries through the website which is already the most visited specialist letting agent website in the UK.

 

Natasha has been recruited in the new role of Client Liaison Manager. Natasha will add a new dimension to the brand by offering its award winning service to national account clients for the first time. James has been appointed in the position of Marketing Assistant, which is an annual student placement, and will work alongside the Marketing Manager to continue to innovate Martin & Co's brand reach and penetration, including its new "Student Homes" sub-brand.

 

On the latest recruitment drive Managing Director Ian Wilson commented “A great strength of franchising is that every single one of our local offices can tap into the expertise of a national class head office team. They don't need to buy the services of a design agency, a webmaster, a search engine optimisation expert or any of the other specialist skills you need to succeed in the modern business world - they can access all of these through head office. We are very pleased to be adding these talented people to our roster and we look forward to accelerated growth in our group as a result".