Scott announces the appointment of two new Executives

ADMIN
Thu, Dec 12 2024 08:30 am

Auckland, New Zealand: Today Scott Technology (NZX: SCT) has announced the appointment of two new executives, effective January 1, 2025. Mark O'Malley will take on the role of Chief Financial Officer (CFO), and Anthony Wesney will step into the newly created position of Director of Transformation. Both appointments come after a 9-month interim period in which O'Malley and Wesney shared CFO responsibilities.

CEO, Mike Christman, expressed excitement about these internal promotions, highlighting their seamless collaboration during the interim period. "Mark and Anthony have complementary skills and experience, and as we’ve seen this year, they work together seamlessly. It reflects the depth and talent we have here at Scott. These appointments reinforce Scott's deep commitment on delivering our 2027 strategy centered around customer excellence, market growth through innovation and shareholder return," Christman said.

Wesney's new role will focus on delivering Scott’s long term strategic commercial growth plans and business improvement initiatives. He has been with Scott Technology for three years, and prior to that, held senior financial and commercial leadership roles in companies such as Brand Developers Ltd, Sealord, and Pret A Manger.

O'Malley is a deeply experienced finance leader with expertise in strategy, business planning, performance management, and risk. His background includes leadership roles in New Zealand's leading listed companies such as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Fletcher Building, and Auckland Airport. His leadership is expected to bring continued financial excellence and business growth to Scott Technology.

ENDS


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