About Mark Boulter
Mark Boulter is responsible for the efficient running of the firm’s infrastructure, and ensuring that THP delivers the best client service. Promoting the vision and culture across all branches, people are the key: “I like people who have a fresh approach and I’m happy for them to run with their ideas,” he says.
Communication across departments is crucial and Mark pioneers this. He ensure that people and departments not only talk to each other, but that they share ideas– whether they’re about marketing, finance, sales, strategy or any other topic that can result in us offering a better service. “I think helping to develop the next generation of THP people is essential to our success,” Mark adds. “We’ve a lot of talented people and our way of doing things increasingly attracts ambitious newcomers who are looking for a fresh approach. That’s good for us and even better news for our clients.”
Posts by Mark Boulter
THP Sutton awarded Green Mark accreditation
Posted by Mark Boulter on March 15, 2024We’re proud to announce that THP Sutton has been awarded Green Mark Accreditation for its work to reduce its environmental impact.
Business startups – five key steps to get your business off the ground
Posted by Mark Boulter on March 1, 2024Business startups – we provide some insight for those that have decided to start a new business to help them get off the ground.
Are you a company culture vulture?
Posted by Mark Boulter on November 2, 2022Company culture – we highlight the importance of creating the right company culture and point out the benefits for your business.
How to pick the right colour for your brand
Posted by Mark Boulter on June 15, 2018Branding can be quite scary when you’re starting out in business or frankly any time if it’s not something you know much about. Research by reboot online surveyed 2,648 consumers to identify brands based on their colour palette alone. The green of Starbucks was recognised by 80% of consumers and the blue and yellow combination of IKEA was recognised by 67%. Clearly, colour can trigger brand recognition, but how do you choose the right one?
