Plus-Project Ltd

Plus-Project Ltd are exhibiting in booth 6 at #PhuseEUConnect2025. Once again we have a talented and experienced team attending, this year led by Chairman Michael Wall and Head of Statistics Susan Lovick. We hope to connect with you to exchange ideas and discuss how we can support your business needs. #PHUSE #biostatistics

We have received another Gold Award from EcoVadis in recognition of our ESG / sustainability efforts. We scored 78/100, are in the 95th percentile of all companies rated by EcoVadis at that time, and received an Advanced Carbon Management Level rating. There is always progress to be made but we are delighted that our progress and commitment to excellence have been recognised. #impact #SustainabilityRatings #SMEsForSustainability Plus-Project Ltd

It's World Mental Health Day. In the UK we are fortunate to have access to many free resources to support employees and businesses. As an SME these resources are invaluable and complement the professional HR guidance that we procure. One such resource is ACAS. https://lnkd.in/e96Rf8uJ

Our team in Armenia is flourishing. The Plus-Project Ltd Country Manager in Armenia, Hrant Hakobyan, recently hired Senior Programmer Vigen Sarukhanyan to join the team. Vigen was recommended to us under our Refer A Friend Policy, a great way to identify experienced professionals who are a good fit for our business. Welcome on board. We are looking forward to working with you. #careersinbiostatistics

Last week was another good week at Plus-Project Ltd as we welcomed Paddy O'Hara to further strengthen our statistics team. #biostatistics #employeeownership

Head of Statistics Susan Lovick and the Plus-Project Ltd recruitment team have been busy and we are delighted to announce that Kelly Monaghan has joined us. #CareerDevelopment #TeamSuccess #careersinbiostatistics

We are delighted to welcome another new employee to Plus-Project Ltd. Adrian Peasey, PhD has joined our Programming Team and will be based out of our Knutsford office in the UK. Please congratulate Adrian on his new role. #biostatistics #careerdevelopment #employeeownership

On 25th June, the Knutsford based team from Plus-Project Ltd spent the day in Moss Side, Manchester volunteering with a local Community Interest Company (CIC). Based at The Boiler House, the activities were organised through Sow the City whose aim is to green urban spaces as well as provide skills training and support in local communities. They also grow mushrooms (using coffee grinds sourced from a well-known coffee chain) and donate them to a local food bank. Moss Side is home to many but lacks communal areas where residents can meet and grow things. Connecting people with nature improves well-being especially if they can interact with others, see the success of their labours, and spend time outdoors. A community garden is a wonderful place to do that, as people of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, and interests can participate and are welcome. With renewed energy Sow The City are developing the Grierson Street Garden. This was the focus of our volunteering efforts and our role was to continue the efforts of the organisation and local community members. As a team of 14 people we were able to make an impact because, as the saying goes, “many hands make light work”. Led by Laura and Lad from Sow The City we divided into groups to: ·      Create bags of mushroom mulch ready for the growing room ·      Construct two 14-foot-long raised beds ·      Weed already established raised beds ·      Create a climbing structure for produce such as beans or tomatoes ·      Sort a large pile of donated wood, removing nails and other sharp items ·      Paint a long wall in preparation for a mural that Sow The City will design and create in collaboration with local community members, to illustrate Moss Side’s past and present Volunteering enabled us to develop and showcase practical skills, vastly different from our desk-based roles. Joanna Pye demonstrated impressive construction skills that she hopes to use to build raised beds at home. Michael Dymond’s personal gardening experience led to the creation of a composting bin, and Rachael Bell, PhD, Susan Lovick and Sonia Powell painted for hours. The team’s critical thinking skills were utilised as Helen Broadhurst constructed a complex climbing structure and Stuart Spencer analysed the best way to build the enormous, raised beds. During our time in Moss Side local residents visited the community garden to find out more about what we were doing and share their stories. It was a fabulous, fun physical day, and we enjoyed spending time away from our desks, connecting to nature, and doing something positive for the environment and local community. Thanks for having us and we hope that residents enjoy many hours in the community garden. #corporatesocialresponsibility #volunteering #communityengagement

We are delighted that our operations in Armenia are continuing to grow as we welcome Hayk Barseghyan to our team. As well as joining our programmers in Yerevan we are delighted that Hayk becomes the second member of our local statistics team, a talent pool that we plan to grow moving forward. Please join us in welcoming Hayk to the team. #careersinbiostatistics #biostatistics #localtalent

A few weeks ago our team in Poland spent their volunteering day with the house staff at Ronald Macdonald House in Warsaw. The team were delighted to help in a small way by deep cleaning common areas and preparing a delicious homemade meal for all the families in residence.  https://lnkd.in/ewxWCqBh The foundation supports families by providing a place to stay when they have premature or very sick babies or children admitted to hospital for long periods of time. In addition to a much needed place to rest, families can make meals, their other children can play, and they can share their feelings with families in a similar situation. The "houses" provide a vital role in supporting families at a most stressful and difficult time. Unbeknown to our team in Poland, several members of the Plus-Project Team have relied on the support of the Ronald Macdonald House Foundation. Our COO Philip Rowe shared this: "In September 2012, our youngest daughter was born in Manchester 8 weeks premature and was so critically ill that she was immediately rushed to intensive care. In those very darkest of times, Ronald McDonald House in Manchester was an unbelievable help with its home away from home philosophy. Our daughter is nearly 13 now and doing great and it was amazing and poignant and almost full circle to see colleagues from Plus-Project Poland assisting at a Ronald McDonald house as part of Plus-Project's community engagement work and not knowing any of my backstory." We are truly delighted that our team in Warsaw selected a project that clearly is important to families who are supported at a most difficult time, and connected with members of our own team. #volunteeringforgood #corporatesocialresponsibility Plus-Project Ltd