SES Engineering Services has appointed two new Business Directors to its senior team.
David Jenkins has been selected as Business Director for London and the South East, while Steve Tovey will join the board as Business Director for the Midlands and South West.
Under the leadership of Managing Director Jason Knights, both Mr Jenkins and Mr Tovey will ensure the business delivers against its three-year growth strategy, which was unveiled last year.
Mr Tobey will also continue to have strategic responsibility for Prism, SES' prefabrication facility in York.
Managing Director Jason Knights said: "I now firmly believe that we have the right senior leadership structure in place giving us the ability to focus on and service our clients in each region.
"The representation of Prism at Board level is vital and a strong indicator of the importance of offsite manufacturing to SES' business strategy, growth and future success."
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Construction News
13/12/2017
SES Engineering Services Appoints Two Regional Business Directors


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