Lucy Pearce joins the advo board of directors

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Appointment supports advo group's plan to evolve into a 'rounded HR outsource company,' - Larry Bulmer, CEO

After joining advo in her teens in a junior administration position, Lucy Pearce has now joined the board of directors as the group's commercial director. "Lucy is a true advonian," says Colin Boxall, previously commercial director, who becomes executive director. "She represents what we are all about. She has passion, empathy, compassion, works hard and has a commitment to do the right thing." He adds "This is a well-deserved promotion. Lucy has been instrumental over the last few years in advo's growth. Her journey within advo typifies our approach of recruiting from the bottom up; ...

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