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Russell Richardson expand sales team
Confidential shredding and document archiving specialists, Russell Richardson are pleased to welcome Lee Buttle to the team following his appointment as telesales manager.
Lee has joined Russell Richardson as the company look to continue growing both the shredding and archiving sides of the business. Lee brings with him a wealth of experience, having worked in the confidential shredding industry for the last 3 years.
“Lee has joined Russell Richardson at a pivotal and exciting time,” commented Jonathan Richardson, Managing Director at Russell Richardson. “Last year we invested heavily in a new shredder, state of the art archiving software and more recently we have acquired a second site in Sheffield. These investments have given the company the room to continue to grow significantly. Lee has come to us with industry experience and the knowledge to hit the ground running. More importantly, Lee is what we call a ‘RR person’; with the professional attitude and customer service focus we look for in any team member.”
Established in Sheffield in 1978, Russell Richardson has evolved into one of the UK’s leading document management and confidential shredding companies. Still 100% controlled by the family and bearing the name of the founder, Russell Richardson are very proud of their focus on customer service, sustainability, staff empowerment and job satisfaction and the fair treatment and loyalty shown to suppliers.
Lee said “Working in the industry I obviously knew of Russell Richardson and their reputation, so I was delighted when after making a speculative enquiry, I was given the opportunity to join the sales team. I look forward to a long and prosperous career at Russell Richardson.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Emma Moorhouse .
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