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Hays Travel appoints PTC, events chiefs
Hays Travel has appointed new heads of Consumer and Corporate Events and Personal Travel Consultants
Steph Cope, currently overseeing the Personal Travel Consultant division will be moving to become Head of Corporate and Consumer Events.
“We host some amazing events for our colleagues and customers and I am excited to play a part in making a growing number of events happen in the future,” Steph said.
Tanya Cooper, currently the Regional Sales Manager for West Scotland, will become the new Head of Personal Travel Consultants.
The company will be recruiting for a Regional Sales Manager for West Scotland with immediate effect.
John Milburn, Homeworking and Marketing Director said, “Steph has been a fantastic ambassador for our Personal Travel Consultant division over the last six years. I am confident that she will bring great focus and continue to deliver for the business.”
“Tanya’s passion, drive and enthusiasm will be a fantastic asset as we continue to grow our PTC family.”
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