New hire to lead H&H Reeds growth plan Richard Stuart-Turner Wednesday, January 20, 2021
H&H Reeds has appointed a new business development manager to support its growth plan and help accelerate its expansion, both on a local and regional level.
Nagle: I’ll be looking to drive forward the progress made during 2020
Jonathan Nagle started at the Penrith, Cumbria-based commercial and signage printer in the newly created role on 5 January. Based in Carlisle, he will work to generate new opportunities for the company across new territories and new markets.
Nagle has more than 20 years’ experience in sales and marketing, ten of which were at media business CN Group, which published titles including
Print, design and sign company H&H Reeds has appointed a new business development manager. Jonathan Nagle has joined the firm, which has bases in Penrith and Carlisle. Born and brought up in Cockermouth and now living in Carlisle, he has more than 20 years’ experience in sales and marketing. Jonathan.
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As one of the most high-stakes years to date for this nation draws to a close, here s a look back at some of the most contentious races this election cycle.
The presidential election
President Trump fought to the bitter end to overturn election results favoring President-elect Joe Biden. His legal team provided affidavits alleging mass voter fraud and violations in the counting process. They filed suit in every swing state and the president long asserted it was a rigged election. But after the Electoral College voted for Biden on Dec. 14, Trump s legal team largely ran out of options.