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People
& Companies
Deborah D’Alesio of Rowland Jones and Partners
Director
Rowland Jones and Partners has appointed Deborah D’Alesio to the board of directors.
One of Wales’ oldest construction companies, Jehu Project Services has been shortlisted for the ‘Best Places to Work in Construction Awards 2007’.
Jehu employs over 30 staff with a head office in Bridgend and an office in Haverfordwest. The business now has a turnover of about £35m.
Business Backing
Cardiff & Co, the company set up to promote the city, has attracted three top south Wales business leaders to its board of directors.
Mark Hallet, development director at Igloo Regeneration, Jon Horne, managing director of Cardiff International Airport, and Keith Dye, managing director of the Western Mail and Echo, join chairman Bill Savage as private sector members of the board.
Bill Savage said: “We are building a strong organisation at Cardiff & Co and we want to involve the city’s business community as closely as we can.
Cardiff & Co has a big job to do and we are recruiting a high profile board to provide strategic direction for the company.”
Development Manager
British Waterways has appointed Aiden Johnson-Hugill to the post of development manager, with responsibility for bringing forward opportunities in the south west and south east (excluding London). Aiden will be based in Gloucester.
