September 23, 2026 - 05:15

Health Partners Group has confirmed the appointment of Ruth Handcock as its new Chief Executive Officer. She will step into the role on November 2, 2026. The company, known for providing occupational health and treatment services across the United Kingdom, made the announcement as part of a planned leadership transition.
Andrew Noble, who co-founded the organization and has led it as CEO for the past decade, will move into the position of Co-Chairman. In this new capacity, Noble will continue to work closely with Handcock, the senior leadership team, and the Board to ensure a smooth handover and maintain the company's strategic direction.
Handcock brings a strong track record of executive leadership to the position. Her appointment comes at a time when demand for workplace health services continues to grow, and the company aims to build on its established reputation in the sector.
The transition highlights a deliberate approach to succession planning. By pairing a new CEO with an experienced co-chairman, Health Partners Group seeks to preserve institutional knowledge while bringing fresh perspective to its operations. The leadership change takes effect in early November, with the company expressing confidence in its next phase of growth and service delivery.
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