Kim Davidson
Receptionist
Kim is a receptionist at our Derby office and is a first point of contact for clients who visit our Amen Alley branch.
Approach
Drawing from several years of customer-facing experience, Kim prides herself on her ability to effortlessly put clients at ease, approaching each interaction with a blend of sensitivity and empathy that fosters trust and rapport. Whether addressing concerns or providing guidance, Kim’s approach is characterised by genuine care and a commitment to making each client feel supported and understood.
In addition to assisting clients, Kim oversees a range of administrative tasks including record-keeping and coordinating schedules with colleagues.
Career Highlights
- After leaving school Kim worked for an accounting firm for 10 years
- In 1997 Kim joined Derby County Football Club, working in payroll and providing HR support
- Kim returned to Derby County Football Club to work in their accounts team after taking a couple of years out in 2003 to raise her daughter. After 8 months Kim became a PA to the Chief Executive before moving to operations and then transferring to payroll
- In 2017 Kim went to work for a friend who made bespoke furniture, providing administrative support
- For the past two years Kim has worked for a family member who opened up their own event space and coffee shop, setting up procedures and payroll and providing event management support
- Kim joined Rothera Bray as a receptionist in April 2024
Experience
Experience
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