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Deltic Group appoints Millington as new FD
The Deltic Group, one of the UK’s largest operator of premium late night bars and clubs, has appointed Alex Millington as Group Finance Director.
Alex has been with Deltic since 2013, he joined the Group as the Head of Finance and was responsible for the management of the 18-strong finance department.
In his new role, his remit is extended to include the oversight of the property, procurement, payroll and IT functions as well as greater involvement in the implementation and design of Group strategy.
Alex has over 15 years’ experience, with a number of senior roles including Financial Controller at European speciality packaging and envelope manufacturer Bong UK and Financial Analyst for Rapak Limited, a subsidiary of DS Smith plc, the international packaging group.
Peter Marks, Chief Executive of The Deltic Group commented: “After a long and careful selection process, we are delighted to announce the appointment of Alex as Group Finance Director. He has a fantastic range of skills and experience. W
“We are confident that he will continue to make a valuable contribution to Deltic and I look forward to working with him.”
Alex added: “I look forward to working with the Executive team and the Board as we continue to drive the business forward.”
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