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Nourse returns to Multicom as head of business ops
Multicom has announced Chris Nourse is returning to the technology firm, more than four years after he left to join rival Comtec.
Former general manager of Multicom, Chris Nourse has been appointed head of business operations and delivery.
Commenting on his appointment Nourse said: "It was quite a surreal experience being interviewed by people who had previously been recruited by myself or worked with me!
"But I’m delighted to be back, it gives me the chance to complete what feels like unfinished business and to be part of the enormous opportunity to help drive forward Multicom’s ambitious growth plans."
Multicom Managing Director John Howell added: "It’s great to have Chris back in the fold, he brings a wealth of experience and vast knowledge to the team together with a lot of valuable contacts in our industry."
Multicom’s FindandBook™ service is used by tour operators and travel agents including Thomas Cook, Tui and Easyjet.
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