Management consultancy Lansons has promoted Katherine Hobby and Suzanne Ellis to the board. Emma Beresford, Maddy Morgan Williams, Alice Stevens and Jess Warner have also been promoted to the role of associate director.

Suzanne Ellis joined Lansons as an associate in August last year with a focus on senior leadership development programmes. She has helped establish important relationships with c-suite figures in both the public sector and business world.

Katherine Hobby joined Lansons as a trainee ten years ago. She was promoted to associate in 2012 and invited into the partnership in the same year.

Throughout her time at Lansons she has fostered long term relationships with clients such as MoneySuperMarket and The Isle of Man Government.

In addition to the board appointments, four new associate directors have been announced.

Emma Beresford joined Lansons in July 2012, as an account executive. Beresford became a partner in September last year.

Maddy Morgan Williams joined Lansons in June 2010 as a trainee executive. Williams became a partner in September last year.

Alice Stevens has been with Lansons since December 2009. She has worked across a range of clients in that time. Stevens has most recently focused on developing the Lansons change and employee engagement offer. She became a partner in 2014.

Jess Warner joined Lansons in May 2013 as an account manager.

Tony Langham, chief executive at Lansons, comments, “We have completely transformed our business in the last five years to focus on reputation management, change and public relations.

He continues, “These promotions reward individual contribution and commitment to Lansons success and I congratulate all six of the promoted people.”