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Senior appointment for Yorkshire office group

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Office group WorkWell has appointed a new centre manager for its Copthall Bridge office redevelopment in Harrogate town centre.

Experienced manager Jo Little will head up operations at the fully refurbished three-floor building at Station Bridge.

Jo joins WorkWell from Harefield Hall in Pateley Bridge, where she was the operations and events manager. She has over 13 years of experience in operations and events management in the hospitality and leisure sector.

The newly developed site at Copthall Bridge will support 360 jobs in the town and create five roles directly.

Copthall Bridge is designed to offer a premium office environment for established SMEs and owner-operated businesses looking for one to 40 desks. It will also feature meeting rooms available for hourly rental and co-working spaces.

Commenting on the appointment, Oliver Corrigan, managing director of WorkWell, said: “It was vital that we appointed a driven, experienced centre manager to match the aspirations of Copthall Bridge. Jo fits the bill perfectly, with over a decade of proven success in previous roles.

“Designed to meet diverse business needs across various sectors, Copthall Bridge aims to enhance productivity and promote employee well-being while raising the bar for premium office space in Harrogate. We’re delighted to have Jo in position as we launch this stunning new addition to the serviced office scene.”

Jo commented: “This is a very exciting opportunity for me, and I’m thrilled to be joining WorkWell. The whole space offers cutting-edge design and world-class amenities. WorkWell’s significant investment reflects its commitment to supporting the growth of businesses in the local area by providing them with top-tier facilities and a vibrant, thriving work community.”

Copthall Bridge is located in central Harrogate, only a short walk from the train and bus stations. It is also close to the town’s vibrant shopping centre and many restaurants.

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