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Welcome Signija Rimell

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We are pleased to welcome Signija Rimell as our new HR Business Partner. With over 14 years of experience in human resources and a proven record of driving employee engagement and operational HR efficiency, Signija brings a wealth of knowledge to Buss Murton Law.

Signija has previously worked in Aviation and Energy sectors, where she was responsible for talent management, strategic HR planning and fostering inclusive workplace cultures amongst other essential HR responsibilities.

Signija’s passion is to create people – centric solutions and this will be invaluable as we continue to grow and enhance our workplace environment.

Outside of work, Signija loves interior design and can often be found creating beautiful spaces in her home.

 

Welcome to Buss Murton Signija!

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