Introducing Mansfield & Co Recruitment
bmadmin • April 12, 2022
We have some news.
After 11 years of Jo and Mel working together and almost six years in business, Jo recently decided to exit Blackman Mansfield Recruitment.
These changes are never easy, but ultimately it was the right one for us. We’d like to thank Jo for all her hard work, dedication, and passion over the years. She’s been an integral part of our success and we wish her all the very best.
So, what does this mean for Blackman Mansfield Recruitment?
Other than transitioning our name to Mansfield & Co Recruitment with Melanie Mansfield as our sole director, nothing changes. You can expect the same high-quality service, advice, and support you’ve come to know and trust from us over the past 6 years.
We’re proud to have supported hundreds of clients across South Australia and interstate, we’re excited for what the future holds, and we hope you’ll continue to join us on this journey.
We would like to thank everyone in our network for your support. We look forward to continuing to work with you in the years ahead.
Thank you to everyone who attended our fantastic breakfast event and celebrated 10 years of Mansfield & Co with us. Our keynote speaker Rebecca Christianson presented “The New Leadership Paradigm – Why the Old Rules No Longer Work” , exploring nine elements of this new leadership paradigm, and how this framework can fundamentally shift how we lead, influence and deliver outcomes in an increasingly complex world. We were also joined by a panel of exceptional leaders who shared their perspectives and experiences. A special thank you to: Kathryn Keenihan, Junction Australia Matthew Evans, Agilex Biolabs Shari Dayton, CMV Group We were thrilled to have so many South Australian leaders and familiar faces join us for a morning of networking, inspiration and insightful conversation.
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