Ableworld continues investment in staff with appointment of new Buying & Marketing Director
Mobility retailer Ableworld has recently appointed Senior Manager Tony Leavy to Buying & Marketing Director as it continues its investment in staff and makes opportunities available at all levels.
Having started with the Cheshire based company in 2014 as Assistant Store Manager at the Ableworld Northwich store, Tony has shown passion and determination to progress through the ranks at the company.
Throughout his eight years at Ableworld, Tony has held the positions as Store Manager, Buying Manager, Group Buyer and Senior Group Buyer. According to Ableworld he has excelled in all of these positions and will now take the position as Buying & Marketing Director, as he takes the reigns from Ableworld Managing Director, Mike Williams, who previously headed up the departments.
Mike will still remain as Managing Director of the company and have overall control, however will also now be able to oversee other departments projects and developments.
Tony will join Ableworld’s existing Board members to share his experienced retail knowledge and will support the Buying and Marketing teams in their growth.
Tony stated: “I am thrilled to be given the opportunity to further my career with a growing company such as Ableworld, at what is an exciting time for the company.
“Naturally, I aim to bring new ideas and thoughts to the group to support the continued success of the business. At our recent business conference the theme was based on people, purpose and passion, and I can confidently say Ablewolrd strongly believe in this ethos.” _
As Ableworld make managerial changes to develop their future, the company continues to invest in its staff and make opportunities available at all levels. The company recently relocated their Wrexham store to a larger and more accessible premises, with additional store locations in discussions also.
As the company enter their Autumn Promotion period, their 38 UK based stores will be on hand to help their customers stay independent throughout the colder months ahead, providing quality mobility aids at value for money prices.
