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Bristol office for ARM as part of continuing growth strategy

Technical recruiters Advanced Resource Managers (ARM) have opened an office in Bristol’s Temple Quay.

To be managed by Ben Halligan, regional vice president of sales, the new site joins ARM’s growing network of regional hubs and is the regional base for staff from three of ARM’s rapidly expanding divisions: ARM Technology, ARM Infrastructure & Built Environment and ARM Information Security & Communications.

With its HQ in Havant, Hampshire, ARM is undergoing rapid expansion, with offices opened in London, Aberdeen and the midlands in 2013, and more complementary UK and international offices in the pipeline.

“Bristol is a thriving commercial and technological centre and I am excited to be investing in the area,” said Les Duncan (pictured), managing director of ARM UK. “Our new office offers ARM’s specialist divisions the opportunity to expand in line with our growth strategy, which focuses on being at the heart of centres of professional excellence and industry hubs, which is
where our clients need us to be.”


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