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Recruitment firm joins PSA
HARP wallen Executive Recruitment has become an associate member of the Passenger Shipping Association as it expands its work with the cruise sector.
Cruise has accounted for 20% of the company’s business this year.
Managing director Kristina Wallen predicts the figure will grow by around another 7% in the next six months.
She said: “We have worked closely with all the major cruise lines for some time now and it makes sense to formalise this by becoming more involved with the industry as a whole.
“It is a rapidly changing and maturing marketplace, one that we believe still has many years of growth to come.”
PSA director Bill Gibbons said: “I am sure that they will be very active and we look forward to a close business relationship in the coming years”.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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