Former Mabey group chief government Juliette Stacey is ready to affix Willmott Dixon’s board within the New Yr.
Stacey, who left Mabey in 2019 after it downsized following the sale of various subsidiaries, was named as a brand new non-executive director on the contractor’s board.
She is ready to chair the corporate’s audit committee, changing Christopher Sheridan, who’s retiring after 25 years on the board.
Stacey can also be a non-executive director at a number of different corporations, together with pub operator Fuller’s and engineering agency Renishaw.
Willmott’s chief sustainability officer, Julia Barrett, can also be set to affix the board, turning into director for sustainability and non-financial compliance, together with well being and security, the corporate introduced.
She has labored for the contractor since 2012 and can also be a board member of the Provide Chain Sustainability Faculty.
Each adjustments are efficient from 1 January.
In its newest accounts, for the 12 months ending 31 December 2021, Willmott Dixon’s turnover was down barely, from £1.19bn to £1.10bn. Pre-tax revenue rose by 70 per cent, from £14.17m to £24.03m.
In July, the corporate introduced that Julie Hirigoyen, chief government of the UK Inexperienced Constructing Council, was becoming a member of as a non-executive director.
Former Bovis and Vistry director Roger Morton was named as its new director of strategic change – with a remit to drive development – in August.