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Hove-based equipment and technology financier Lease Group has appointed of Zoe Pullen, Head of Corporate, to support its resellers selling to PLCs and the public sector. Pullen, previously Head of Enterprise for Samsung and Vodafone, will be heading up Lease Group’s Corporate division following an increase in demand for flexible funding solutions in the supply

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Netherlands-based Please announced it has acquired Expand, an HR staffing firm also based in the Netherlands.

RIYADH: David Henry is named the CEO of the Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City, according to a statement. Henry, who has over four decades of experience in property development, has been leading the team responsible for developing the city from the beginning of the project toward the goal of establishing it as a premier ecosystem for youth, and a global center for

Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City has appointed David Henry, an industry veteran with four decades of experience as its new CEO. A first-of-its-kind project, the City will feature residential areas with 500 villas as well as 6,000 apartments.

Fulfilling the Crown Prince’s ambitious vision for the City, David is prioritizing working alongside a dedicated workforce on the project to deliver a City that will foster Saudi youth talent.

Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City has appointed David Henry, an industry veteran with four decades of experience as its new CEO. A first-of-its-kind project, the city will feature residential areas with 500 villas as well as 6,000 apartments.

Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City has appointed David Henry, an industry veteran with four decades of experience as its new CEO. A first-of-its-kind project, the city will feature residential areas with 500 villas as well as 6,000 apartments.

The US unleashed new sanctions against Russian elites and two banks, whilst EU, Germany and the UK announced their own financial burdens.

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