Sinead Durham
Recruitment Manager
Sinead Durham is a Recruitment Manager at Rothera Bray and is based at our Lace Market office.
Expertise
- Management of entire hiring process
- Developing hiring strategies
- Collaborating with hiring managers and heads of departments
- Recruitment compliance
Approach
Sinead demonstrates a remarkable approach to her work. She is known for her effective communication skills, ensuring that every interaction is clear, concise, and productive.
Her motivation is evident in her pursuit of excellence, always striving to find the best talent for our teams. She is friendly and approachable which helps to create a welcoming atmosphere for both candidates and colleagues alike. Sinead’s ability to connect with people on a personal level allows trust and collaboration, making her an invaluable asset to our recruitment efforts.
Career Highlights
- Sinead started her recruitment career in 2004
- From 2007-2022 she worked overseas in the Middle East
- She worked at New York University in Abu Dhabi
- She helped set up the Dubai branch of the Michelin Star restaurant Hakkasan
- Sinead worked at a previous Nottingham law firm as the Recruitment Manager
- She joined Rothera Bray as the Recruitment Manager in February 2025
Experience
Experience
21 years
- The Lace Market
- s.durham@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 0600
Experience
Experience
21 years
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