Pawnbroker FD moves on

Former Oddbins FD Laurent Genthialon goes back to the continent

Written by Rachael Singh

Harvey & Thompson Prawnbrokers has announced the departure of its current finance director Laurent Genthialon to be replaced by Alex Maby.

Genthialon has expressed a desire to return to continental Europe and will leave the company in March this year. Maby is to join in February to ensure a smooth handover.

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Maby trained with PricewaterhouseCoopers and has worked in the private equity division of Macquarie, an investment advisory company, and property company Mapely as head of financial engineering.

Peter McNamara, chairman of H&T said: 'We are sad to see Laurent leaving
H&T and delighted to see Alex Maby joining us. Laurent has made a valuable
contribution to the Group during the last four years, in which we have doubled
the number of stores, successfully floated the Group on AIM and exceeded market
expectations. His departure follows another record year for H&T in terms of new
store openings, revenue growth and profit.'

Genthialon was previously finance director of Oddbins and joined H&T in 2005. He is responsible for operational efficiencies of the IT and finance functions in his current role.

H&T has shown like for like retail sales increase by 3% year on year and the opening of a further 16 stores since 2007. The company which helps raise finances for individuals is expected to report profits before taxation.

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