Commerce Invests In Tenants With New Team Member

A new team member who is dedicated to helping the tenants and guests to the building has joined the Commerce House team in Middlesbrough.

Selina Pyers has been appointed to the receptionist’s role, where she handles incoming queries on the phone, is the first line of contact for guests and tenants arriving, sorts tenants post and handles all booking enquiries for the events space, board room and hot desking service. She also looks after the virtual tenants needs, and sets up the meetings space for when clients arrive.

Aged 27 and living in Middlesbrough, the job is perfect for Selina, who is returning to work from maternity from having her third child.

Selina, who has experience in office and recruitment work, said: “With three children under four I really need to find a job that was busy and varied but also chilled and enjoyable. This role offered just that and the team is lovely it means that the environment is totally stress free.

“The flexibility around extra hours is good too as it means that there is the capacity in the future to grow the role as my children get older. The reception area is a lovely place to work, and now the offices are almost full, it is a busy and fun place to work.”

Commerce House is a Grade II listed building in the heart of Middlesbrough that opened its newly renovated doors last year and has grown month on month as a thriving business community. With tenants ranging in size from one man bands up to 16 desk office space, the building is nearly at capacity with just a few opportunities left. Running the hot desking, virtual tenancy and event space offerings keeps the team busy with new faces everyday.

Christine Huntington, facilities manager of the building, has been there since the renovations began. She said: “It is very satisfying to see the building so busy and with so many tenants and visitors coming and going, I knew we were going to have to expand the team.

“We are delighted to welcome Selina to the team. From day one of joining us, she has quickly made her mark and is a bright and cheerful face ready to greet both tenants and visitors alike.”