Insolvency practitioners Currie Young are investing in the future by adding three apprentices to their Staffordshire and Black Country teams.
Luke Whitehouse and Ruby Pugh will join the team as apprentice administrators, with Kaitlyn Pakeman, taking on the role of apprentice office administrator.
Nicky Harrop, Head of Business Development at Currie Young, said: “Our growing client list and work portfolio has led to a need to further expand our team.
“These appointments will increase our head count, providing the administrative support that we need. At the same time, we welcome the opportunity to invest in young people by offering apprenticeships, demonstrating our commitment to the areas in which our team live and work.”
Luke will train at Currie Young’s Brierley Hill office, while Ruby, and Kaitlyn, will be based in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
Founded in 2015 by experienced insolvency practitioner Steve Currie, the firm has gone from strength to strength by building strong relationships with clients and a keen focus on rescuing companies and saving jobs.
Offices at Waterfront Business Park, Brierley Hill, and Lichfield Business Village were established in 2023, adding to the company’s King Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme base.
Justin Brown, a Director at Currie Young, said: “We are committed to growing our presence in the Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Black Country areas. Recruiting Ruby, Luke and Kaitlyn underpins this commitment and enables us to continue to provide a high-quality service to our clients, helping find the best outcomes for them, their companies, and their employees.”
