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We are focused on delivering a quality service for our clients and by bringing together colleagues from across different practice areas, we will be able to work more strategically to deliver a comprehensive service - not just to our public sector clients, but also to those who work in partnership with the public sector.
Council chief recruited by shake-up law firm by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The new company will continue to run its core operations and corporate functions from Bahrain and Dubai, bringing together experienced and talented employees who are tasked with extracting significant synergies and delivering the best value from this merger for all our stakeholders and customers," said chief executive officer of the new company Marc-Antoine d'Halluin.
Showtime-Orbit in merger deal by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
A key part of this is bringing together health and social care services for the benefit of local communities.
Leisure centre's sporting chances praised by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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