Farewell to AD

I knew the decision to leave Anshen Dyer wasn’t going to be easy and at least I was right on that one. This company has given me many opportunites over the past three years not to mention the biggest chance to stay permantly in the UK which I have temporialy passed by.
I enjoyed the Umist MIB project (see earlier blog) enormasily and pushed my boundaries (limits) to get that project to it’s current status.

It’s been a fun ride with this practice to see it grow from 45 staff in 2002, to 200 staff in 2004 and currently 120 staff. The rollercoaster ride of projects won, lost and completed has been a very well worth one. The experience gained from the time here has given me so much more confidence to choose a broader direction for the future and not to mention the many good friends, colleagues and contacts I am taking away.

Anshen Dyer is a special practice which I think will be hard to beat ever again.