Cutest signs up Bethan Williams

Growth strategy builds team

In line with its growth strategy, Cutest Systems Ltd has appointed Bethan Williams to the management as business development director.

Williams graduated from Sheffield with a degree in biomedical science with business enterprise. She says: “I’m delighted to be taking on this new role and am looking forward to working closely with all of our clients to identify and forge new mutually beneficial relationships and to advance Cutest’s market and technical position.”

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