Keepmoat appoints new chief financial officer
Top 10 UK housebuilder Keepmoat, headquartered in Doncaster, has named Mark Dilley as its new chief financial officer (CFO), further reinforcing its executive board.
Mark brings over 30 years of financial leadership experience, having previously served as CFO at Tilia Homes and group finance director at Town Centre Securities. He also spent 14 years at Asda, where he was vice president of retail and property finance.
Mark said: “I’m delighted to have joined the Keepmoat team, a business firmly committed to delivering sustainable growth and opportunity for all stakeholders.
“The future is extremely bright for Keepmoat, and I am looking forward to playing a part in the continued success of the organisation.
“Keepmoat’s vision of building communities and transforming lives speaks volumes about its ethos and culture, and I’m excited to have joined a leadership team so clearly committed to delivering quality affordable homes to more people where they need them most.”
Keepmoat remains focused on delivering sustainable homes and regenerating brownfield sites, with over 65 per cent of its developments revitalising underutilised land to create thriving communities.
Tim Beale, chief executive officer at Keepmoat, added: “It’s great to have Mark on board.
“He brings a wealth of experience from not only the housebuilding sector but also property investment and FMCG retail.
“He is the perfect person to work alongside me and the other members of our executive board as we steer Keepmoat through its next stage of development.”
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