Consulting firm NFP has bought HELPGB, a human resources and health and safety company, for an undisclosed sum.
NFP, which is part of the wider Aon group, said the acquisition would strengthen the company’s HR and health and safety capabilities.
Clark Hunter, director of HELPGB, will remain in the business while Dave Townsend, managing director, and Karen Townsend, company secretary, will retire following the acquisition. Hunter specialists in health and safety consultancy. HELPGB was founded 21 years ago.
NFP president Matt Pawley says that as part of NFP, HELPGB clients will now have access to more global resources to support the navigation of the complex HR and health and safety landscape.
NFP is an organisation of consultative advisors helping companies and individuals address their most significant risk, workforce, wealth management and retirement challenges. It employs more than 7,700 colleagues in the UK, Ireland, US, Puerto Rico and Canada.
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