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Stadium Appoints Winston North as Group Finance Director
May 17, 2017 | Stadium Group PlcEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Stadium Group announces the appointment of Winston North, ACMA as Group Finance Director and Company Secretary, effective as of Monday, 15 May 2017.
Winston joins Stadium from FTSE 250 engineering group IMI plc, where he was Finance & IT Director at its Hydronic Engineering Division based in Geneva, leading a large finance and IT team in a £300m global manufacturing division operating from six factories.
Between 2007 and 2012 Winston was European Chief Financial Officer for IMI’s Precision Engineering business. Previously Winston has held roles as Group CFO for seven years at Knuerr AG, a publically listed German engineering group, and Finance Director of g4 Limited, a self-funded investment company, which acquired Knuerr.
Charlie Peppiatt, Chief Executive Officer of Stadium, said: “We are delighted to welcome Winston to the Board as Group Finance Director. Winston has extensive experience working within dynamic manufacturing businesses with a global footprint and has a broad range of skills that will be applicable to Stadium as we continue to grow our Technology Products division and fulfil our increasing forward order book.”
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