Leeds cloud specialists expand team
Cloud technology firm, Refractiv, have recruited two senior members of staff to drive expansion.
The Leeds-based firm, which operates London and Birmingham offices, have recruited David Newton as finance director and Kate Smith as marketing executive.
David joins Refractiv from AIM listed VANE minerals plc and Kate moves from a major recruitment firm.
David, a chartered accountant, with more than 15 years experience in corporate finance, capital raisings and public markets, said: “This is an exciting opportunity to be able to join a young and dynamic business as it implements its plans for growth.
“I’m really looking forward to being part of this ambitious team as Refractiv undergoes a rapid expansion.”
Kate added: “I’m joining Refractiv at a really exciting time for the business and can’t wait to roll my sleeves up and help spread the word about the great services Refractiv has to offer”.
Managing director, Richard Atkinson, said: “Both David and Kate bring exactly the right experience to Refractiv and have already made a strong impact.
“David joins the board at a pivotal time and his City and corporate finance experience will be extremely important in implementing our expansion plans. It’s great to see the firm continue to grow and we plans to announce further additions to the team in the New Year.”
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