Two new staff join Invest in Shropshire team

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 08:14 · Archive

Invest in Shropshire has appointed two new team members to support businesses expanding or investing in the county.

Invest in Shropshire has made two new appointments to strengthen support for businesses in the county. Andrea Lambert and Steve Moran will work directly with established employers, growing companies and potential investors to understand their expansion plans, identify barriers to growth and connect them with relevant support.

Steve Moran, who has lived in Shropshire for 23 years, brings first-hand experience of business ownership and growth. He has led companies in recruitment, cybersecurity consultancy and commercial property, and will focus on building relationships with the county's larger employers and investors. Andrea Lambert, originally from Shropshire, joins from Molson Coors where she worked in commercial and operational teams identifying growth opportunities and delivering improvements. She will focus on building relationships with employers and connecting them with expertise and support for their investment plans.

Matt Potts, Service Manager for Economy, Funding and Skills at Shropshire Council, said the appointments would 'enable Invest in Shropshire to drive growth and inward investment in the county' and praised the team members for bringing 'valuable commercial knowledge' and understanding of business pressures.

How it is being reported

• New appointments boost support for businesses in ShropshireBusinesses planning to expand, relocate or invest in Shropshire will be able to access dedicated support following two recent appointments to the Invest in Shropshire team.Shropshire Live · 16 Oct, 07:47
• New faces boost team at Invest in ShropshireThe duo will work with companies in the county to offer support and opportunitiesShropshire Star · 15 Oct, 01:00

In this story: Invest in Shropshire · Andrea Lambert · Steve Moran · Shropshire · Molson Coors · Shropshire Council

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