Wrexham-headquartered Moneypenny has been accredited as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work in the Big Organisations category, recognising its workplace culture across both its UK and US teams.
Independent Staff Feedback
The awards celebrate organisations that support, develop and empower their employees. They base accreditation on independent staff feedback, covering wellbeing, leadership, diversity and career development.
“We are incredibly proud to be accredited as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work,” said Wendy Swash, Chief Operating Officer at Moneypenny. “Our people are at the heart of Moneypenny. They create a culture where they feel valued, supported and inspired.”
The customer-conversations company was founded in Wrexham in 2000. It has since grown into a transatlantic team of more than 1,000 colleagues. It runs offices in Atlanta as well as North Wales.
Nightingale House Hospice Marks 10 Years With DTCC
Further enriching the local community, Nightingale House Hospice is celebrating a decade of partnership with the financial services firm DTCC. Ten years that has delivered real benefits for patients and families across North East Wales.
Since the partnership began, DTCC has helped fund key projects. These include the sponsorship of one of the hospice’s 12 named patient rooms – the Sunflower Room – along with contributions towards the new atrium and improvements to the Wellbeing Centre. Over the last decade, DTCC colleagues have raised more than £127,000 through fundraising, volunteering, and sponsorship. This has included wrapping Christmas gifts to abseiling for charity.
“We are incredibly grateful to DTCC for their continued commitment and generosity over the past 10 years,” said Kara Lindsey, Corporate Partnerships Officer at the hospice. Their support has made a real difference to our hospice environment and, most importantly, to the patients and families who rely on our care.”
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