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(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of London-listed company director and manager changes announced on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Ocean Harvest Technology Group PLC - Theale, England-headquartered producer of seaweed-based ingredients for animal feed - Hires Christopher Scott as chief financial officer, effective from January 15. Scott is currently finance director for UK & Ireland at dairy co-operative and consumer food manufacturer FrieslandCampina, and previously served in various senior finance positions at health and personal care product manufacturer Kimberly-Clark Corp. Interim CFO Andy Cox will continue in the role until Scott joins, before a transition period to ensure "efficient completion" of Ocean Harvest's 2023 audit and annual financial results.
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Titon Holdings PLC - Colchester, England-based ventilation systems and window & door hardware supplier - Hires Tom Carpenter as chief executive officer, effective from April 23. Carpenter is currently vice president of strategy & business development at US network infrastructure and digitisation company Belden Inc, where he has worked since 2016. His previous leadership roles include serving as CEO of M2FX Ltd. Company says he "has a track record of growing businesses both organically and inorganically".
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SDX Energy PLC - London-based energy company with exploration, development and production assets in Egypt and Morocco - Appoints Daniel Gould, who joined the company as managing director in May, as CEO and to the board as an executive director, with immediate effect. CFO William McAvock also joins board as an executive director, also effective immediately. Interim Executive Chair Jay Bhattacherjee will transition back to his role as non-executive chair on January 1. He will "remain active in supporting the Executives in delivering on the soon-to-be-released new growth strategy."
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia - Sydney-based lender - CEO Matt Comyn announces that David Cohen will finish role as deputy CEO on December 31. Bank says it created the role to support efforts to simplify its portfolio and increase focus on customer complaints and remediation. Says it has made "substantial progress" on legacy remediation programmes; because of this, and its announcement on November 16 regarding the sale of Indonesian subsidiary PT Bank Commonwealth, CBA says the deputy CEO role is no longer required. Cohen will continue to represent CBA on PT's board. He has worked at Commonwealth Bank for 15 years; Comyn says he was "instrumental in helping CBA become the simpler, better bank that our customers deserve."
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By Emma Curzon, Alliance News reporter
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