New start for Shifnal’s Sara

A Shifnal woman who was made redundant decided to use the opportunity to start afresh.

Sara Phillips (pictured) contacted Bridgnorth business consultants Good2Great and completed one of their courses for budding entrepreneurs.

As a result she launched SJP Recruitment, a bespoke organisation that works across a range of sectors and professions in the Midlands.

Sara explains, “I found myself in a position that I didn’t think I would ever be in, I was made redundant from a recruitment firm last March. “Scary times, but I decided that I needed to keep myself feeling really optimistic. With that mindset I decided that I knew what the future held and that was setting up by myself and doing what I do best, positive recruitment!

“I have been successful in placing candidates within organisations that have struggled to recruit themselves, they tend to give me a role to work on and it will be my mission to support the client every step of the way.

The Good2Great Business Programme is funded by Telford & Wrekin Council.

 

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