Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi Joins the Reusefully Pack

Simon Guy • 19 September 2023

Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi, who has a successful professional rugby career for teams including Northampton Saints and London Irish, is the latest recruit to join Reusefully’s growing team of circular economy specialists.

During his playing career, Danny was involved in playing, training, analysing team performance and developing scrummaging strategy! His duties for Reusefully will include supporting pre-demolition audits, including site surveys, and helping to develop the company’s capabilities in the 3D scanning of buildings and interiors.

He also has previous experience of running a logistics business, where he was instrumental in transforming the administrative and sales side of the business. Danny will be bringing the communication and team building skills developed in both logistics and the sports arena for the benefit of Reusefully’s clients and projects.

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