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Pragma Group announces partnership with Austen HR
Leading Hampshire performance consultancy, The Pragma Group, is celebrating after agreeing an exclusive new partnership with Austen HR.
As a highly dynamic and successful player in HR consultancy, Austen HR offers a wide range of strategic and tactical HR services to small and medium-sized organisations.
Pragma will work with Austen HR to help their clients achieve their full potential by providing tailored, high-end executive and team coaching, development and organisational consulting.
“The Pragma Group has been successfully working with Austen HR for some time now and this new agreement solidifies our commitment and intention in our work together,” explains CEO Martin Palethorpe.
“I am passionate about ensuring that the people agenda and ‘HR’ are a strategic priority for all organisations. We help clients to maximise their business success through people - strategically and tactically.”
Alison Austen, founder of Austen HR, said: “We’re delighted to be working with Martin and The Pragma Group. We highly value the impact that he brings to our clients.”
The Pragma Group works with executives, teams, and organisations to inspire and challenge business leaders to transform how they and their organisations work. For more details visit www.thepragmagroup.com
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Martin Palethorpe .
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