Yorkshire direct mail company, Propack, is undergoing a strategic restructure following record growth.
The firm, which is this year marking its 30th anniversary, is projecting turnover to reach £11.6m at year end, which would be up 28%.
In the restructure, owner and MD, Jason Clough will move into the role of CEO so as to focus on long-term strategy and growth.
Emily Peacock has been promoted to Commercial Director and Molly Turner becomes Sales Director.
“Reaching 30 years in business is a huge milestone, but what’s most exciting is where we are today. The changes we’ve made to our structure, our people and our approach have created a stronger, more agile business that’s built for the future,” said Clough.
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“We’re seeing that reflected in our growth, in the clients we’re working with, and in the opportunities ahead. Propack today is more than a mailing house, we’re a modern, solution-led partner helping our clients to adapt and succeed in an ever-changing landscape.”
In January the Huddersfield firm achieved its highest monthly turnover to date, following wins from Blacker Hall Farm, Car Finance 24-7 and Eden Valley Hospice.
Propack employs 57 staff – up from 52 last year – and now operates a 24 hour production cycle, producing 35m+ mail packs each year.
