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4 weeks ago | 
hrreview.co.uk | William J. Furney |A Day
Tessa Boshoff is HR vice president at Wall Street English International and is based in Barcelona. The 46-year-old, originally from South Africa, moved to London in her early 20s before relocating to Spain six years ago with her husband — her childhood sweetheart — and their two daughters, now 15 and 12. With a career spanning major brands such as Starbucks, The Body Shop and Gap Inc., she now plays a key role in shaping HR strategy at the global English language learning provider.
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1 month ago | 
hrreview.co.uk | William J. Furney |A Day
Jo Terryn is shaping the future of talent at cloud communications platform Twilio. As a Talent Partner for Early Career hiring across EMEA and APJ, she connects graduates and interns with opportunities that kick-start their careers. Based in London, the 32-year-old holds a Master’s in Industrial and Organisational Psychology from Belgian university KU Leuven and a CIPD Level 6 qualification.
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1 month ago | 
hrreview.co.uk | William J. Furney |A Day
With nearly three decades of experience across operational management and HR leadership, Hilary Goldby joined Compass Group UK & Ireland’s Business & Industry division as HR director in October 2024.
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1 month ago | 
hrreview.co.uk | William J. Furney |A Day
Claire Webster, 43, is HR Director at Avantia, the parent company of specialist home insurance provider Homeprotect. The married mother of three, who lives in southwest London, is responsible for creating and delivering the people strategy and overseeing the day-to-day HR function. Claire has been with the company since 2015 and has previously held senior and global HR roles across various organisations in the financial services and consultancy sectors.
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1 month ago | 
hrreview.co.uk | William J. Furney |A Day
Ashley Round is an HR specialist with defense workforce supplier M&E Global and lives in Stourbridge in Dudley in the West Midlands with his wife and two young children. After being promoted to senior positions in previous jobs, Ashley found that HR was something that “really resonated with me” and decided to focus on this area, eventually landing a position with M&E where he helps to recruit British and European candidates for overseas military operations.
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2 months ago | 
hrreview.co.uk | William J. Furney |A Day
Jacques Quinio, 61, has spent the last two decades working for Right Management Talent Solutions, a leading global workforce solutions provider, half of it in his native France and the rest in London, England. The father-of-two grown daughters lives with his partner and heads up the company’s UK leadership team, managing coaching and business assessment. His role as UK talent management solutions director means an early start, early nights — and lots of fun along the way.
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2 months ago | 
whky.com | A Day |Jason Savage
App State’s football season opener against the Charlotte 49ers at Bank of America Stadium has been moved to Friday, Aug. 29 from its originally scheduled date of Thursday, Aug. 28. Kickoff time and TV network designation for the Duke’s Mayo Classic matchup will be announced later. Tickets to the game through the App State ticket office are expected to go on sale online to the public the week of April 7.
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2 months ago | 
daytondailynews.com | A Day |Hannah Kasper
Flohre has been fabricating and painting signs as the proprietor of Ink & Hammer for the past twelve years. His work is found locally at Tony & Pete’s, Square One Salon, Press Coffee Bar and Crafted & Cured, with more of his signs adorning the restaurants and shops of Cincinnati and Columbus. Sign painting is embedded in the fabric of our every day culture.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
daytondailynews.com | A Day |Hannah Kasper
She creates large scaled quilt-inspired artworks in a light and plant-filled lofty studio, the entrance of which is dedicated to Divisible, a project space gallery run with her husband, University of Dayton Painting Professor and fellow artist Jeffrey Cortland Jones. They have been curating shows of up-and-coming artists at Divisible for a decade.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
drusbookmusing.com | A Day
I don’t need an alarm to wake up because my eight-year-old stepdaughter Ava tugs at my blankets every morning around 6:15 am. She’s looking for me to draw logos of things like Cartoon Network on the pieces of paper I keep on my nightstand. That holds her for three minutes until I trudge downstairs and turn on the television for her. You guessed it, Cartoon Network. I’ll do practically anything to avoid her legendary meltdowns. I’m sure others parenting children with autism do the same.
