Following our very successful sponsorship and participation in the RASI (Row around Singapore Island) expedition, a Brookes Bell team of cyclists are riding from Lands End to John O’Groats in September. Serious training is underway and sponsorship is sought for three charities who will benefit from their efforts. If you would like to donate, you can do so at https://www.justgiving.com/BrookesBellRAB1
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Our Charity efforts continue
New Recruits in June
Brookes Bell welcomes aboard Joseph Hume (Metallurgist, Liverpool office due to relocate to Singapore soon).
Brookes Bell win Global Reach award
We are delighted to announce that last night Brookes Bell Group won the industry award for Global Reach at the Mersey Maritime awards.
An absolutely fantastic event that recognised all those in the industry who play such a significant part in making Liverpool and the North West a fantastic region to do business. We are so proud of the team involved in achieving such a prestigious accolade - Colin Kershaw, Managing Partner
New Partners and Associates - Promotions in the Group
Congratulations to Paul Davidson, Matthew Fenton, Chris Gascoigne and Duncan Tanner who have been made Partners. Congratulations also to Matt Calveley, Graham Hill and Simon Mackay who have been elevated to Associates.
Mission RASI
Brookes Bell are proud to have been involved in Mission RASI, the 24 hour charity rowing challenge to circumnavigate Singapore Island, a journey of some 140km. The Challenge, in aid of The Mission to Seafarers, took place on 22 April 2015 during Singapore Maritime Week. This year is Singapore’s 50th Anniversary and the Challenge is supported by the Singapore Government as part of the Singapore 50 Celebration.
Brookes Bell has been involved with the Challenge since the start, providing seed sponsorship to help buy the Cornish Pilot Gigs being used for the row, together with technical support in planning the route and with logistics. Several of our people took an active role: our Metallurgist Matt Calveley was part of the rowing team whilst Alison Carpenter, the wife of Partner Nigel, was the team’s Dietitian and another rower. Nigel Carpenter was a member of the support flotilla committee and Paul Davidson manned the Mission Control Centre during the event.
Another successful Brookes Bell seminar in Hong Kong
38 clients from 23 companies joined Brookes Bell Hong Kong on a sunny spring evening for a seminar which included talks from Dr Tim Moss (Bulk Cargoes) and Matt Calveley (Metallurgy).
New Recruits in April
Brookes Bell welcomes aboard Yeo Min (a Loss Adjuster based in Singapore), Jean Xiao and Leanne Roberts (Accounts staff based in Liverpool).
New Recruits in March
Brookes Bell welcomes aboard Acomi Ovidiu and Stanley George (Marine Engineers, Sidcup) and Andrew Pennycott (Mechanical Engineer, Glasgow).
Business Unit Leaders take on more responsibilities
The Brookes Bell Group has expanded and diversified immensely over the last five years. As the Group continues to strengthen and grow, the Management representatives in the various units within the Group are taking on more authority and responsibility for operations in their units.
Partners relocate within the Group
In line with Brookes Bell strategy of strengthening disciplines globally, Brookes Bell Safety at Sea Partner, Tony York, has relocated from Glasgow to Liverpool office and Andrzej Jasionowski has relocated from Glasgow to Singapore office.