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.

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