The Stevenage Circuits Group – New Executive Board Announcement
The Stevenage Circuits Group is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Executive Board to continue the group’s success and future prospects following the passing of its founder and Managing Director, John Brown earlier this year.
The newly appointed Board of four Directors will oversee the management and development of its PCB manufacturing companies, Stevenage Circuits Ltd and Tru-Lon Printed Circuits (Royston) Ltd.
David Brown will be bringing a wealth of experience to the role of Operations Director. His range of skills and practical PCB manufacturing experience at management level will help integrate the Group’s internal functions, driving efficiency and improvements to strengthen the group’s competitiveness within the market place.
Mark Brown joins the Executive Board as Human Resources Director bringing with him advanced skills, knowledge and experience from a proven background within a number of blue chip organisations.
Rob Brown is appointed Sales and Marketing Director offering a comprehensive knowledge of PCB manufacturing skills and current market place awareness. Rob has a new and exciting approach to fulfilling and exceeding the expectations of the Group’s ever expanding and technologically demanding customer base.
Jeremy Rygate becomes Engineering Director. Experienced in achieving technical and engineering excellence he will continue to develop the Group’s advanced manufacturing and technical capabilities, thus maintaining its identity as industry leaders.
Rosemary Burt FCA continues her role as Company Secretary and Financial Controller, providing skills and support to the Group and the Executive Board.
In appointing the Board, the Stevenage Circuits Group continues its tradition of a strong family presence. Linked by their commitment and drive, the Board will collectively address all key business strategy decision making, capital investment, technology capability, service portfolio and the continuation of market place penetration and growth.