ATPI announces two new promotions for UK operations team

The leading travel and events management business, the ATPI Group today announces two new promotions within its operations team. Nicola Reith has been appointed as assistant head of UK operations and Hayley Webster as head of operations in Manchester. Both appointments are effective immediately.

Reith brings over 20 years’ experience in travel management, including the past three as head of operations in Aberdeen, to her new role as assistant head of UK operations. She will work to drive forward business operations across the UK offices and support ATPI to deliver its ambitious growth plans.

Webster has become an integral part of ATPI’s UK operations after working with ATPI for the last 22 years, starting as business travel consultant in Manchester. The Manchester office operates all four ATPI brands and her new role will see her lead operations across the Sports Events, Corporate Events, Corporate Travel, and Marine & Energy divisions. She will work closely alongside the commercial and marketing teams to support growth across each of the specialist areas of the business.

Katie Skitterall, director of UK sales and operations, ATPI, commented:

“Both Hayley and Nicola have demonstrated their knowledge and insight during their careers thus far. Their promotions are a testament to the hard work and dedication they have demonstrated in utilising their specialist expertise and building on the support they provide for our clients which is set to continue. I would like to wish them both every success.”

Adam Knights, regional managing director, UK, France and Benelux ATPI, added:

“I am looking forward to seeing both Hayley and Nicola continue to apply their considerable talent and skillsets to support the growth and development of our UK operations and in turn enhance our customer service offer even further. They have made a valuable contribution to the ATPI business and I look forward to working with them in their new roles as we continue to build on our success across the four brands.”