By Jamie White – Head of Communications
It’s been a busy week for the head office team, mystery shoppers and valued clients of mystery shopping and performance improvement company, Douglas Stafford.
Today (Friday), there has been a dress down day at the Douglas Stafford head office at Lakeside North Harbour, Portsmouth in support of the company’s valued clients Toyota’s £1 million Comic Relief fundraising campaign.
Six groups of students from schools across the UK have been working with Hyundai Motor UK to set-up their own businesses through the company’s ‘Skills for the Future’ initiative. You can read more about it here.
New figures revealed that discount chains, Aldi and Lidl, now account for more than 10% of all supermarket retail grocery sales. Read more here.
Thomas Cook Group and Singapore Tourism Board announced a marketing partnership to promote the Far East destination. You can read more about the campaign here.
Land Rover has strengthened its fastest-selling model – the Range Rover Evoque – with a host of new features and upgrades. The luxury compact SUV features a comprehensive range of new designs and technologies to reinforce its impressive market status. Read more and see pictures here.
Supermarket chain Morrisons has appointed a new chief executive. Former Tesco director, David Potts, will take up his new role on March 16th, succeeding Dalton Phillips who is leaving the company after five years in charge. Read more here.
Porsche announced it is set to unveil two new extreme sports cars at this year’s Geneva International Motor Show – the new Cayman GT4 and a new model to be exclusively revealed. Read more here.
A new Account Coordinator has joined the expanding Account Management department at Douglas Stafford. Lydia Warrender is a former English teacher, who studied at Lancaster University, and will be based at the company’s Portsmouth head office. You can read more here.