Ian Francis to serve as chairman of audit committee at alternative payments company
Former Ernst & Young senior audit partner Ian Francis has been appointed
as a non-executive director at alternative payments company Neovia.
Francis joins the board today (1 September) and will be appointed as chairman
of the audit committee in due course. He sits on a number of other boards,
including Uganda’s national power distribution company Umeme.
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