Recruiter joins the top track

NES Group has been celebrating further recognition of its ongoing success after securing a new entry (at 219) in the Sunday Times HSBC Top Track 250 league table.

NES Group has been celebrating further recognition of its ongoing success after securing a new entry (at 219) in the Sunday Times HSBC Top Track 250 league table - an illustration of the company's continued growth within the recruitment industry.

The league table is Britain's largest for mid-market private companies and was published as a supplement in the business section of the Times on Sunday 9th October 2005 after a celebratory director's dinner was held at the Carlton Tower in London last week.

Says Neil Tregarthen, CEO at NES Group: "This is an excellent achievement for NES and we're all very pleased, but not surprised, to have gained this place".

"Everyone here has worked hard to ensure that we deliver an exceptional service, continually improving as an organisation".

"Our league placement reflects staff commitment to meeting overall company objectives and will motivate everyone to work even harder at growing the business".

The NES Group has seen turnover increase from GBP 48 million in 1995 to GBP 146 million in 2005 - and currently has six nationwide UK offices and eight overseas operations.

Subsidiary companies within the group provide specialist recruitment services for technical, IT and rail recruitment industries.

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