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Ariel View Of The Boardroom - British Financial Markets Software Firm Readies Itself For Rebranding And Makes Senior Level Appointments
Ariel View Of The Boardroom - British Financial Markets Software Firm Readies Itself For Rebranding And Makes Senior Level Appointments
Thursday,04/07/2013|15:49GMTby
Andrew Saks McLeod
British software firm Ariel Communications prepares itself for a rebranding and repositioning exercise, recruits new senior executives and appoints non-executive board member in readiness for corporate expansion.
British financial trading software company Ariel Communications Ltd has appointed a series of new senior executives and commenced an organizational sea-change as it prepares to reposition itself in the market place.
Based in Hemel Hempstead, England, the firm today announced that Simon Cox has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer following a promotion from Chief Operating Officer within the firm.
Phil Martin, Head of Product, will assume Simon’s former role as Chief Operating Officer.
In the boardroom, former joint CEO of E*TRADE's UK operation Julian Costly has joined Ariel Communications' as Non-Executive Director. The new appointments signify a major change in the company’s approach to the market, brand, product and service offering. Simon Cox replaces Angus Clacher, who resigned as CEO in March, 2013. The appointments of Mssrs. Cox, Martin and Costly have been thoroughly welcomed by the company’s shareholders, senior management team, and customers, according to a public announcement by the firm.
Simon Cox CEO, Ariel Communications
The company has already undertaken work to re-position, re-brand, review all internal processes, and has also established a major strategic partnership in the Asia-Pacific region. Mr. Cox started his career in IT as a support specialist before moving into key account management. He joined Ariel Communications in 2007 having spent over 14 years in project and account management including establishing the Business Services department for Petards Limited.
He has been involved in major projects such as the completion of the British Library, the city-wide CCTV network for the Metropolitan Police Force and the roll-out of ICT across the Metropolitan Police Force traffic fleet.
He has an MBA from the University of Leicester. Mr. Martin has over 11 years’ experience managing people, projects, products, and businesses. He spent four years with the Laurel Pub Company before joining the City Credit Capital brokerage house as an Assistant Project Manager. Subsequently, he went on to become the Business/Project Development Manager.
In addition to his professional commitments, Mr. Costly is a mentor, course judge and visiting lecturer at London Business School and at Oxford University
British financial trading software company Ariel Communications Ltd has appointed a series of new senior executives and commenced an organizational sea-change as it prepares to reposition itself in the market place.
Based in Hemel Hempstead, England, the firm today announced that Simon Cox has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer following a promotion from Chief Operating Officer within the firm.
Phil Martin, Head of Product, will assume Simon’s former role as Chief Operating Officer.
In the boardroom, former joint CEO of E*TRADE's UK operation Julian Costly has joined Ariel Communications' as Non-Executive Director. The new appointments signify a major change in the company’s approach to the market, brand, product and service offering. Simon Cox replaces Angus Clacher, who resigned as CEO in March, 2013. The appointments of Mssrs. Cox, Martin and Costly have been thoroughly welcomed by the company’s shareholders, senior management team, and customers, according to a public announcement by the firm.
Simon Cox CEO, Ariel Communications
The company has already undertaken work to re-position, re-brand, review all internal processes, and has also established a major strategic partnership in the Asia-Pacific region. Mr. Cox started his career in IT as a support specialist before moving into key account management. He joined Ariel Communications in 2007 having spent over 14 years in project and account management including establishing the Business Services department for Petards Limited.
He has been involved in major projects such as the completion of the British Library, the city-wide CCTV network for the Metropolitan Police Force and the roll-out of ICT across the Metropolitan Police Force traffic fleet.
He has an MBA from the University of Leicester. Mr. Martin has over 11 years’ experience managing people, projects, products, and businesses. He spent four years with the Laurel Pub Company before joining the City Credit Capital brokerage house as an Assistant Project Manager. Subsequently, he went on to become the Business/Project Development Manager.
In addition to his professional commitments, Mr. Costly is a mentor, course judge and visiting lecturer at London Business School and at Oxford University
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