Mears Group recruits new FD
Andrew Smith takes the FD hot seat at maintenance group
Andrew Smith takes the FD hot seat at maintenance group
Andrew Smith has been made the finance director at social housing maintenance
group Mears after the resignation of the incumbent David Robertson.
Robertson has been with the company as the finance chief since joining in
1997 and announced his retirement in August 2007.
Smith, the former executive director for the social housing maintenance and
repairs group, takes on the post having originally worked for the auditors Grant
Thornton.
He joined the company in 1999 as the finance director of subsidiaries before
promotion to the board in March 2007.
Holt said: ‘Andrew’s move into the finance director position has been carried
out very efficiently, and I am delighted to be working with him as we continue
to grow the company’.
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