KCP invests £3.3m into Hallam Medical healthcare staffing business
23 April 2014
Sheffield-based temporary staffing business Hallam Medical has secured a £3.3m investment from private equity house Key Capital Partners (KCP).
Wed, 23 Apr 2014Sheffield-based temporary staffing business Hallam Medical has secured a £3.3m investment from private equity house Key Capital Partners (KCP).
KCP investment partner Mike Fell and director Philip Duquenoy managed the deal, and as part of the investment, Duquenoy will join Hallam’s board as a non-executive director.
Fell says: “With the shortage of senior NHS staff expected to worsen in the next five years, there is a huge opportunity for Hallam to grow rapidly. We will offer the support necessary to assist the team in building a valuable business in an attractive and growing sector.”
KCP investment partner Mike Fell and director Philip Duquenoy managed the deal, and as part of the investment, Duquenoy will join Hallam’s board as a non-executive director.
Fell says: “With the shortage of senior NHS staff expected to worsen in the next five years, there is a huge opportunity for Hallam to grow rapidly. We will offer the support necessary to assist the team in building a valuable business in an attractive and growing sector.”
