Jelf relocates Ringwood office
The Jelf Group has relocated its Ringwood office and 92 members of staff to Endeavour House on Crow Arch Lane in the Hampshire town. The Ringwood location is one of the all-service financial consultancy’s larger hubs and the centre of operations for its healthcare insurance businesses. The firm says the move is a significant investment and underscores its commitment to the region. Group chief executive, Alex Alway, explains: “Investing in the right location and work environment for our employees is key to our success … we needed a premises that will accommodate our needs and…
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