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New FD for Preston's Suresite
Martin Eastwood has joined Suresite as chief financial officer.
He brings over 30 years international experience in strategy development, mergers & acquisitions, contract negotiation and financial reporting to the Preston-based retail services SME.
Martin’s previous roles have included UK finance director for EnServe Group, a Macclesfield-headquartered £100m revenue division of a private equity company providing infrastructure services to the utility sector.
Prior to that, he was vice president finance UK, Middle East and Asia Pacific for €130M offshore technology company Stork Technical Services, with responsibility for 19 separate legal entities..
Martin began his career as a graduate trainee with cable manufacturer and construction company BICC (now Balfour Beatty), rising to divisional financial controller and remaining with the company for over a decade.
He will work a three day week at Suresite, giving him time to pursue other interests including getting the most of out his Liverpool Football Club season ticket.
Martin said: “Suresite is a great company to work for, with some amazing people and services and I know I can really make my mark.
“I am looking to not only significantly grow the business but also to develop its people. To me, these two things must always go hand in hand.”
Nick Healy, chief executive officer, Suresite, said: “We are very lucky to have such a high calibre financial player on our team and I am very much looking forward to working alongside him”.
Suresite provides a number of services to retailers, including payment card processing, wetstock management and H&S.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sara Teiger .
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