THE STANDARD By
Awal Mohammed |
March 12th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
Hemmingways new CEO Ross Evans. [David Njaaga, Standard]
Hemingways Group has appointed Ross Evans its new chief executive to help the firm in its recovery plan. He will take up the new position next month, replacing Alastair Addison.
Evans joined the Hemingways Group in 2016 and served as operations director for over five years.
Group Chairman Dicky Evans said Evans will be responsible for the management of the Hemingways Group which includes its Collection luxury hotel division, Express Travel Group and Hemingways Expeditions, and expressed confidence in the new CEO.
Ross Evans appointed as the new CEO for Hemingways
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Hemingways has named Mr. Ross Evans as their new Chief Executive Officer, effective April 2021. Mr. Evans will be responsible for management of the Hemingways Group, including the Hemingways Collection luxury hotel division, Express Travel Group and Hemingways Expeditions.
Mr. Evans joined the Hemingways Group in 2016. He has previously served as Hemingways Group’s Operations Director for over five years, with ten years’ experience in the financial industry in London and Singapore.
This appointment follows a planned exit of Mr. Alastair Addison, who will be stepping down as CEO and moving back to Scotland. Mr. Addison will take on a part time executive position directing the Sales and Marketing strategy of Hemingways Collection. He will remain an executive director of the Group and will be involved in maintaining many key relationships with Hemingways’ trade partners, as well as supporting strategic board initiatives
Ross Evans, New Chief Executive Officer, Hemingways Group
Hemingways Group has named Ross Evans to join them as their new Chief Executive Officer, effective April 2021.
In his new role, Evans will be responsible for all management of the Hemingways Group, including the Hemingways Collection luxury hotel division, Express Travel Group, and Hemingways Expeditions.
He has previously served as Hemingways Group’s Operations Director for over five years. This appointment is in line with Hemingways Group’s succession plan developed for the past 5 years, as Alastair Addison will be stepping down as CEO and moving back to live in Scotland and be closer to his family.