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Hollywood Monster appoints new head of London projects
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teve Allen has been appointed to the role of head of London Projects at Hollywood Monster. Mr Allen has been with the wide-format print and signage provider for over 13 years, but has stepped into the role following a successful tenure as senior project delivery manager. With a background spanning manufacturing, installation and high-level project delivery, he brings both operational depth and commercial drive to the newly created role. Simon McKenzie, managing director, said: “This is about focus, not first steps.
“We’ve worked in London for years – across retail, live events, commercial fit-out and leisure. Steve’s appointment gives us more boots on the ground and even greater strength for the clients who already trust us to deliver big-impact print and signage across the capital.” In London, the business has a proven track record with clients including ExCeL London, Westfield, EY/Williams Lea and Gravity Leisure, delivering everything from large-scale architectural signage to digitally illuminated brand environments and immersive commercial environments. As head of London projects, Mr Allen will be based locally and have
Hollywood Monster managing director Simon McKenzie with new head of London projects Steve Allen
responsibility for strengthening existing client relationships, overseeing project delivery from initial scoping to installation, and identifying new opportunities for growth across sectors.
ePS appoints new chief customer officer Micky Abhold joins ePS M
icky Abhold has been appointed as the new chief customer officer at eProductivity Software.
In this new executive leadership role, Ms Abhold will oversee global professional services and support services, with a focus on delivering faster time-to-value, expanding knowledge across teams, and ensuring consistent, measurable outcomes for customers worldwide. Doug Braun, CEO of ePS, said: “As our customer base continues to grow, we are scaling our services to meet their evolving needs.
“Micky brings a wealth of experience in building service organisations that deliver results and deepen trust and partnership. Her leadership will ensure our customers
Solstice AV strengthens sales management team with new appointment W
ith nearly 15 years of specialist AV distribution experience and a deep technical understanding of LED technology, Mike Day has joined Solstice AV in the role of technical sales manager to help accelerate growth and support customers with tailored, service-driven solutions.
During an accomplished career, Mr Day has developed a positive reputation for his customer-centric approach, building solutions that are tailored to clients’ exact needs, rather than relying on off-the-shelf, brand-led options.
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Mr Day said: “What attracted me to Solstice was the energy, drive, and service mentality that runs through the business. Paul Midwood and the team are building something genuinely exciting, and I saw an opportunity to contribute from the ground up. My goal is to ensure we listen closely to what our customers need and then help design solutions that not only meet expectations but exceed them.
“Solstice already has a great reputation in the market. Now it’s about expanding our technical capabilities, building up our
realise value sooner, with less friction and greater clarity.”
Ms Abhold joins ePS with more than 25 years of experience leading services organisations in the enterprise software and supply chain sectors.
She said: “I’ve always believed that great service teams don’t just support customers – they enable them. “At ePS, the commitment to customer success is already strong. I’m excited to help build on that foundation and create even more value through aligned teams, streamlined execution, and shared goals.”
Mike Day has joined Solstice AV
internal knowledge base, and delivering the right solutions at the right price point. Whether it’s a corporate boardroom or an XR stage, we’re focused on getting every job right for every customer.”
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