UK utility services provider Telecom Plus has found a replacement for its former CFO Chris Houghton who vacated the role on 3 October.
Nick Schoenfeld, formerly finance director of diversified private investment group Hanover Acceptances, will start as…
UK utility services provider Telecom Plus has found a replacement for its former CFO Chris Houghton who vacated the role on 3 October.
Nick Schoenfeld, formerly finance director of diversified private investment group Hanover Acceptances, will start as Telecom Plus’s CFO in the New Year.
Prior to his six years at Hanover, Schoenfeld had spells at Kingfisher, Castorama, the Walt Disney Company and Boston Consulting Group.
In Telecom Plus’s half year trading statement, its CEO Andrew Lindsay said: “I am delighted to be welcoming Nick to the board of Telecom Plus in the New Year, and look forward to leveraging his financial and strategic expertise in the consumer-focused arena to build on the existing strong momentum within the business.”
The company reported growth in its customer numbers and said the board expects pre-tax profit to increase by almost 50% to £63m. Shareholders in Telecom Plus were told to expect a 19% increase in its interim dividend payment, taking it to 19p per share.
