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GFHR marks 15 years of success

Our clients and supporters gathered at Club Quantum on June 18 to celebrate GFHR’s 15th anniversary. Our founder and Managing Director, Gemma Farina, welcomed 60 plus guests to the special event which reflected on both the triumphs and challenges the business has faced over the past 15 years. Gemma talked about GFHR’s journey, and how with the support of her growing team she has navigated seismic changes such as the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis, and how it dealt with the fallout from Brexit.

GFHR’s 15th year has seen Gemma named Tunbridge Wells Businessperson of the Year, and the launch of new company branding, a revamped website and an innovative ‘service stack’ of products. At the celebration, guests were all in agreement that the Company’s values have remained the same over the past 15 years. These values are demonstrated by the fact that we care about our client’s businesses and work with them to find the best outcome for all.

   “It is a privilege to be part of so many local business journeys and I am excited for what comes next for all of us.” Gemma Farina

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