Partner Article
Mather & Co appoints new Managing Director
Leading experience designers, Mather & Co, have appointed a new Managing Director, Kim Kherlopian.
Kim has spent the last 3 and half years working as Project/Build Director at Mather & Co and previously spent 15 years as CEO of a multi-faceted Museum fit out company delivering world class projects across the African and European continent. Kim steps into this role with a wealth of industry experience, an excellent reputation for relationship building and strong strategic and leadership skills.
Managing Director at Mather & Co, Kim Kherlopian, said: “I’m incredibly excited to take on this new challenge, as I step into the role as Managing Director for Mather & Co and look forward to expanding upon all the great work that has already been done. I am proud to be surrounded by an amazingly talented and creative team and look forward to the challenges of delivering the Mather and Co vision for years to come.”
Mather & Co are a North-West based multi-disciplinary design company, specialising in experience design across the sports, heritage, and entertainment sectors. Their work portfolio includes fascinating projects such as Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings, Gretna Green Experience, Quarry Bank Mill, Silverstone Interactive Museum and The R&A World Golf Museum.
The design consultancy is currently working on projects such as Inverness Castle, Ipswich Museum, Durham History Centre, Discovery Point Dundee, and Manchester Town Hall.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Kelsey Mulvey .
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