Claire Pattimore
About Claire Pattimore
Claire Pattimore serves as the Executive Assistant to the CEO at The Really Useful Group, a position she has held since 2013. She manages investor relations and also fulfills roles as an HR Assistant and Office Manager.
Current Role at The Really Useful Group
Claire Pattimore currently serves as the Executive Assistant to the CEO at The Really Useful Group. She has held this position since 2013, contributing over 11 years of service. In her role, she manages investor relations, ensuring effective communication and engagement with stakeholders. Additionally, she functions as an HR Assistant, supporting human resources activities within the organization. Claire also acts as an Office Manager, overseeing various administrative functions that facilitate the smooth operation of the company.
Previous Experience at The Really Useful Group
Prior to her current position, Claire Pattimore worked as a Senior Management EA/Investor Relations at The Really Useful Group for a duration of 10 months in 2012 to 2013. This role allowed her to gain valuable experience in supporting senior management and managing investor communications, laying the groundwork for her current responsibilities.
Educational Background
Claire Pattimore has a solid educational foundation, having studied at Harrogate Grammar School where she achieved A-Level grades of AAC and completed 10 GCSEs with grades A-C. She furthered her education at Harrogate College, obtaining a Foundation Degree in Art and Design with a Pass grade. Claire then attended The Manchester Metropolitan University, where she earned a BA (Hons) in Design & Art Direction with a 2:1 classification.
Skills and Responsibilities
In her current role, Claire Pattimore possesses a diverse skill set that includes managing investor relations, supporting HR functions, and overseeing administrative tasks. Her responsibilities require effective communication, organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities. Claire's role is integral to the operational success of The Really Useful Group.