Mobas appointed by Northmores to support its next stage of growth

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Mobas is delighted to announce its appointment by Northmores, one of the UK’s leading project management consultancies, to support the business as it embarks on its next phase of growth.

Working in partnership with the Northmores team, Mobas will help strengthen the organisation’s market position, ensuring its brand continues to reflect the expertise, ambition and forward-thinking approach that has underpinned its success for many years.

With an impressive track record of delivering complex projects across the property, infrastructure, healthcare, education, life sciences and public sectors, Northmores has built a reputation for technical excellence, trusted partnerships and delivering lasting value for its clients. As the business continues to evolve, Mobas will provide strategic support to help reinforce this position and support its long-term ambitions.

Dan Pickett-Thomas, Director at Northmores, commented:

“We were looking for a partner that could bring strategic thinking, creativity and commercial understanding while taking the time to understand who we are as a business and where we want to go. Mobas demonstrated that approach from the outset, and we’re excited to be working together as we continue to build on the strong foundations of the Northmores brand.”


Robin Bryant, Founder of Mobas, added:

“Northmores has earned an outstanding reputation through the quality of its people, its expertise and the projects it delivers. We’re delighted to have been appointed and are looking forward to working closely with the team to support their ambitions and help shape the next chapter of the business.”

The appointment further strengthens Mobas’ growing portfolio of clients across the professional services and built environment sectors, supporting ambitious organisations through strategic brand, creative and digital thinking that drives sustainable growth.

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