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Posted Sarah Jordan on 10 September 2025

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Mark Shrimpton

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Mark is an experienced HR professional having worked across several different sectors including tech, private equity, stock market listed businesses, manufacturing and public sector. He has led on significant transformation, change and growth.

Mark Shrimpton

Mark is an experienced HR professional having worked across several different sectors including tech, private equity, stock market listed businesses, manufacturing and public sector. He has led on significant transformation, change and growth.

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