RTS Wind Group appoints new CFO
RTS Wind Group, a global service provider in onshore and offshore wind energy, has appointed Phil Heathcock as chief financial officer.
Based at the company’s UK headquarters in Middlesbrough, Phil will oversee the Group’s global financial operations, supporting its continued international expansion.
He brings over 30 years of financial leadership experience across engineering, infrastructure and renewable energy, with a proven track record of managing complex international operations and driving strong financial performance during periods of rapid growth.
Phil said: “I am thrilled to join RTS Wind Group at such an exciting time in its growth journey.
“The potential in both onshore and offshore wind is enormous, and I look forward to working with our brilliant teams around the world to drive sustainable expansion and deliver ever‑greater value for our clients and stakeholders.”
RTS Wind Group provides turnkey solutions for the wind industry, including operations and maintenance, blade inspection and repair, installation, training and high-voltage services, supported by 24/7 global control centres.
Operating in 44 countries, the company partners with leading renewable energy developers to deliver safe, reliable and efficient solutions worldwide.
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