Crest's latest goodbyes and hellos
As summer comes to a close, we say goodbye to some of the Crest team while we also welcome three new interns.
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- Jul 5
Crest Advisory are looking for bright, savvy and committed individuals for work placements
London living wage paid for up to 37.5 hours a week* (for approximately 6 months with the potential for a permanent role) Strong people...
- Mar 18
Sarah, Danielle and Isabelle join the team
Three news starters join Crest.
- Feb 8
Warm welcomes and fond farewells as we step into 2022
The end of the year saw a number of changes to Crest as we welcomed two new starters - but said goodbye to three valued members of the team
- Dec 15, 2020
Introducing interns Cassia, Jess and Nishat
Interns Cassia, Jess and Nishat talk about navigating the 'new normal' world of remote working: from 1-2-1s to team socials...
- Jul 20, 2020
New Analyst Intern Madeline Rolfe joins Crest
This month, we welcomed new Analyst Intern, Madeline Rolfe, to the team.
- Jun 26, 2020
Intern James Stewart looks back at his time with us
James joined Crest in February as an intern, looking to gain varied experience as an analyst.
- May 29, 2020
Congratulations! Molly becomes Dr Corlett
Congratulations are in order for Assistant Analyst Molly Corlett, as this week after three years of hard work, she passed her PhD viva.
- May 15, 2020
Congratulations to Anna - new Assistant Comms Officer!
Despite Anna's first few weeks at Crest being fraught with uncertainty as the UK went into lockdown, she has coped admirably.
- Mar 30, 2020
Crest welcomes three new interns
Last month we welcomed three new interns to the team. Two analyst interns, James Stewart and Molly Corlett, and communications intern Anna.
- Aug 9, 2019
Welcome to new intern, James!
This week we welcome our newest intern, James Stott, who recently graduated from London's King’s College.
- Apr 12, 2018
We're officially a living wage employer
The living wage is worked out differently to the national minimum wage and is based on what people actually need to earn to get by.