Paul Yates

Director

Hi, I'm Paul and I am a Director within the Harvey Nash Technology Recruitment team, based in London. 

I lead a team that deliver Executive Search, Interim, Contingent Permanent and Contract Technology Recruitment Services to a wide array of client from start-ups to global PLC's. I personally specialise in helping my clients identify and retain Project and Change Professionals across London and the South East.

Example roles I recruit for include:

  • Programme managers
  • Project Managers
  • Business Analysts
  • PMO staff

I have a degree from Brunel University in Business Administration and recently completed my Project Management accreditation with a distinction. I have a passion for travelling and experiencing different cultures. I am also a keen skier and enjoy golf when time allows.

Latest Jobs

Reading, Berkshire
Up to £675 per day
Negotiable
Negotiable

Get in touch

If you're looking to secure your next role or make your next best hire, we'd love to help. Get in touch to speak with one of our consultants today

News & Insights

HR’s pivotal role in AI upskilling

HR’s pivotal role in AI upskilling

As custodians of the people and skills agenda, HR has a key role to play – and must step up to the plate on one of the defining issues of our time; AI...
What 'Token-o-palypse' means for human and AI work

What 'Token-o-palypse' means for human and AI work

A new phrase has started to spread in tech circles: Token-o-palypse. This refers to the ‘apocalyptic’ costs of running AI models, which have spiked si...
The modern CIO role is almost overwhelming – here’s how to survive and thrive

The modern CIO role is almost overwhelming – here’s how to survive and thrive

Responsible for everything from keeping the IT lights on, to digital transformation, AI strategy, fostering cross-organisation relations and managing ...
Navigating Scotland's AI evolution

Navigating Scotland's AI evolution

AI is no longer a debate about a future way of working in Scotland. It is already reshaping how we think about how organisations function, the deliver...