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Middleton Enterprises appoints chief operating officer
Middleton Enterprises, one of the North East’s top investment firms, has appointed David Alprovich as chief operating officer.
David, who graduated from Northumbria University with a First in Finance & Investment Management, joined Middleton Enterprises from Brewin Dolphin as commercial assistant. He rose through the ranks to his new role as the business expanded.
Middleton Enterprises is a £100million investment firm which makes investments throughout the UK, with a focus on the North East from its office on the Quayside in Newcastle. Its portfolio comprises of listed companies, private equity and venture capital investments including One Utility Bill, Refract and Atom Bank.
The team of investment professionals works with successful operators, helping them to grow their business and create employment opportunities. It has grown from three staff to nine, with an office also opened in London.
David Alprovich said: “We have been fortunate enough to back some great entrepreneurs and enable them to grow successful businesses. We helped House Buyer Bureau to grow from a regional property company to a national operation which buys and sells £100m property per annum. We cofounded Conviction Investment Partners, which has invested £30m into early stage software companies.
“As a result, Middleton Enterprises has expanded so that it has the capability to find, fund and grow more exciting companies.”
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