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appointments


MYWORKPAPERS APPOINTS CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER


Mark Clayton


Unity appoint Clayton as new COO


Unity Trust Bank has appointed Mark Clayton as its new Chief Operating Officer, to lead Unity’s customer proposition and support growth. Clayton joins Unity Trust Bank after 23 years at


HSBC, having held a number of senior roles. Most recently, he was Head of Premier Distribution where he led the strategic growth of the Retail Premier and International business. He will lead the Bank’s customer proposition to


ensure Unity is well positioned to meet the needs of its existing customers and those businesses seeking change. Clayton said: “The past few months have been


unprecedented on many levels. Unity has adjusted working arrangements to keep colleagues safe while remaining focused on supporting our customers. Amid this uncertainty I believe that customers will seek out those organisations that provide excellent service, and we have a unique opportunity to demonstrate how banking can be better.”


PUBLIC SECTOR ROLE FOR CUTTING Cantium Business Solutions has announced the appointment of Graham Cutting as Head of Public


Sector. He will be responsible for developing relationships with customers and helping organisations innovate through the use of new technologies. Cutting said: “Cantium’s agile and customer-centric approach gives me the opportunity to develop relationships, helping organisations to understand their needs and deploy the right solutions.”


32 SME magazine


Cloud-based audit platform, MyWorkpapers, has announced a new Chief Revenue Officer to drive its growth plans. Robert Salvoni will assist CEO Rich Neal and the board by leading its customer-facing activities globally, as well as ensuring its partnerships reflect and extend its positive engagement and market values. Salvoni is tasked with ensuring the firm continues to achieve rapid growth, without comprising on customer support. He said: “I put great store in ensuring the new people joining us all the time reflect the same values of quality, innovation and customer-centricity.” He was previously Managing Director at IRIS, and on the board of several high-growth soſtware businesses.


Karen Mackay Robert Salvoni


MACKAY JOINS WILKO AS GROUP CFO Financial transformation specialist Karen Mackay joins Wilko’s senior leadership team as Group Chief Financial Officer and Executive Board Director. Mackay joins from Optegra International where she was Group Chief Financial Officer for five years. She will be accountable for finance, IT, corporate services, health and safety and loss prevention. She is their first permanent woman CFO and the first permanent woman to become a board director from outside the Wilkinson family. Lisa Wilkinson, wilko family director said: “She strengthens our senior team with not just financial leadership but a proven track record in delivering significant strategic change.”


ITI CAPITAL ANNOUCE KELSO APPOINTMENT


ITI Capital, the EM-focused multi-asset prime broker, has today announced the appointment of


Steve Kelso as head of capital markets. Kelso spent two years building Galaxy Digital’s business in Europe. Before that, he was CEO of FirstRand’s MultiAsset business, Ashburton International. While there, he oversaw new highs in assets under management and fund performance net asset value. He said: “I’m thrilled to be joining the team which has a strong track record navigating markets and delivering for clients.”


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