Loxam access appoints finance director

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04 November 2020

Loxam Powered Access Division (PAD) has appointed Chris Thomas as its new finance director.

Chris Thomas dinance director at Loxam Powered Access

Chris Thomas will start as Loxam Powered Access’s finance director in January 2020

Thomas, who joined Loxam Group subsidiary Nationwide Platforms in 2019 as its finance director, was described by the company as a key strategic contributor and leader of the business.

Don Kenny, CEO of Loxam Powered Access Division said, “Chris has a breadth of finance and strategic business experience that will support the growth of the company. I congratulate him on this appointment.”

Due to take up the role in January 2021, Thomas will be responsible for maintaining the business’s performance across both Nationwide Platforms and Loxam Powered Access Division.

Chris Thomas says, “I am honoured to accept this position. We have a great finance team, and I look forward to continue working closely with my colleagues in Nationwide Platforms and Loxam Powered Access Division.”

Thomas will replace outgoing finance director Tom Murray who is leaving the organisation in order to pursue a new career opportunity.

The latest news from Loxam Powered Access comes just days after it announced that CEO Don Kenny would be retiring in December 2020.

 

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