Rebecca Bird, founder of Cumbrian company Precision HR, is in the running for a top honour at the illustrious Northern Power Women Awards.
Bird's nomination for the "One to Watch" category was unveiled for the March 18, 2025, award ceremony at the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
The Northern Power Women Awards, celebrating its ninth year, is the biggest event acknowledging gender balance in Europe, lauding the extraordinary achievements of individuals and groups committed to furthering gender equality across the North of England.
With an impressive 25-year career, Rebecca Bird has become a heavyweight in the human resources domain.
She has an MSc in Human Resource Management and is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).
Bird's professional journey began as the managing director and shareholder of a prospering recruitment and training business in Cumbria.
This experience afforded her with an insightful understanding of the hurdles encountered by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This year, Bird founded Precision HR, a consultancy committed to delivering easy, effective human resources solutions tailored for the distinctive requirements of SMEs.
The ceremony shines a light on the inspirational figures and pioneers from across the North of England, celebrating their contributions towards gender equality.
Bird's nomination for the "One to Watch" accolade is a fitting tribute to her relentless commitment, expertise, and unique approach in the field of human resources.
As she continues to helm Precision HR, her influence is set to extend even further, thereby enhancing her impact on the industry.
Rebecca Bird on receipt of her surprise nomination said: "I am deeply honoured to be nominated for the ‘One to Watch’ award at the Northern Power Women Awards. This recognition is not just a personal milestone but a testament to the hard work done via Precision HR.
"My mission has always been to provide practical, jargon-free HR solutions that truly meet the needs of SMEs. This nomination inspires me to continue pushing boundaries and driving positive change in the industry."
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