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Sue Wallis

Sue Wallis

Managing Director

Sue is the ‘Wallis’ behind Sewell Wallis, and is the owner and MD of this fabulous business. Joining the recruitment world over 30 years ago in London, she moved to Yorkshire and joined Sewell Moorhouse in 2006 as regional director, promoted to MD of that entire brand 8 years later. In 2017, along with two of her team, Kayley Haythornthwaite and Lucy Regan, Sue completed an MBO, splitting the Sewell Moorhouse brand from the rest of the business and rebranding as Sewell Wallis.

When she’s not at work, on the phone, driving to a meeting, coaching one of her staff or having a lie down in a dark room to recover from all of these things, you’ll find her with her husband John, and her beautiful Ridgeback Bronn on a long country walk with a cheeky pub lunch in the middle. She’s a Londoner at heart, but has never regretted her move to this beautiful part of the world.

What’s your Sewell Wallis speciality? I look after the business and our brilliant team, along with recruiting for Senior HR and Exec roles.

What’s your favourite thing about your job? The people, without a doubt. Every one of them is an individual and they’re all brilliant in their own way. Also, everyone says it, but every day is always something different

What is your biggest fear? Losing my voice!

 

 

Blogs by Sue

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It's Mental Health Awareness Week - Let's Talk

It's Mental Health Awareness Week - Let's Talk

When I started in recruitment in the 90s in West London, twelve-hour days were the norm–followed by going out and getting drunk. It was a laddish culture where we burned the candle at both ends, and the concept of a “Mental Health Awareness Week” would probably have been met with ridicule.
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Q&A: Diversity & Inclusion with Eli Crawford from Irwin Mitchell

Q&A: Diversity & Inclusion with Eli Crawford from Irwin Mitchell

We recently sat down with Eli from Irwin Mitchell to understand what diversity and inclusion mean to them and what they are doing to promote inclusion and diversity in their organisation.
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