Triangle Management Services have this week announced
several new changes to their business and management structure.
Following 20 years of building and developing the consultancy business,
Paul Jackson is stepping into the position of Chairman for the group,
and Neil Jackson takes over the helm as CEO of Triangle Management
Services.
With his appointment as CEO, Neil Jackson has also restructured the
business to "better serve the market". The group previously made up of
four divisions, has now been divided into two operating areas - Triangle
Corporate Services and Triangle Management Services. Triangle Management
Services comprises the portfolios of research, consultancy, conferences
and media.
Paul Byrne has been appointed CEO of the second operating area, Triangle
Corporate Services. This part of the business comprises the strategic
services of Mergers and Acquisitions, which includes the undertaking of
company specific consultancy. Paul Byrne will also head up Triangle's
Recruitment services which plays a leading role in executive placement
within the industry.
Neil Jackson commented "The changes reflect not only more effective
servicing of the markets we operate in but more importantly, the
exercising of synergies that exist between the different parts of the
business. I am confident that our new model will develop the new values
presented."
A third change to the structure of the business going forward is the
appointment of sector specialist champions who will provide the vertical
perspective in each market segment. Robin Parr Davies, will move to the
new role of Express Director and John Modd becomes Mail Director. Both
of these roles reflect the core concentration for Triangle in adding
value and intellect in each market segment that the company serves.
Notes to the Editor
Triangle Management Services Ltd, founded in 1984, is
today the pre-eminent independent specialist management services company
within the global mail, express and logistics sectors. Triangle offers
the following services to clients: Recruitment, Market Research,
Consultancy, Conferences and Mergers and Acquisitions - all of which are
focused primarily on the mail and express industry sectors.