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New Group Finance Director to aid IAM Sold growth plans
ISG, the parent company of IAM Sold, the largest provider of outsourced auction services in the UK, has appointed Eoghan Johnston as Group Finance Director.
Johnston, who won Accountant of the Year at the 2016 North East Accountancy Awards, has been brought in to help manage the company’s ambitious growth plans ensuring the best structure is put in place to maximise market potential.
With experience gained in private equity backed Tekmar Energy, and working within the corporate finance team at Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Johnston is perfectly positioned to help guide the business in the years ahead.
Jamie Cooke, Managing Director at IAM Sold, comments: “We have experienced rapid business growth since inception, now employing over 100 staff and working with over 1,100 estate agency branches, and plan to further propel this in the coming years. We are delighted to welcome Eoghan, and believe he will play an integral role in these plans. Given his experience, he is perfectly positioned to help guide the business.”
Eoghan Johnston, adds: “I immediately saw something unique about the IAM Sold business, and knew I could bring a lot to the table. I am excited by the opportunities and challenges of joining such a vibrant and rapidly growing SME. The foundations have already been built across the North of the UK and the Midlands, and the plans to further expand in the South mean there is real potential to realise the ambitious growth target. Exciting times lie ahead.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by IAM Sold .
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