Clegg Associates Appoint New Non-Executive Director
Clegg Associates, the civil and structural engineering consultant company, has appointed new Non-Executive Director. Graham Hodges will be strengthening the companyâs management team as it continues its rapid growth. With his extensive director-level experience across a wide range of businesses, Graham will support this expansion across the South West of England and nationally. Clegg Associates provides exceptional engineering expertise and increasing numbers of clients are seeking out our specialist skills on a range of projects across the construction industry, ranging from residential to commercial projects, including education, healthcare, retail, green energy and historic buildings. Itâs a fantastic position to be in, and a great reflection of the skills, expertise and dedication of our employees. Adding Graham to our team will ensure we continue to build on this success and to grow and expand our business, commented Mike Wingfield, Director at the firm, on the new appointment. Graham has supported the company as a business mentor in recent years and now he has the chance to contribute even more to its expansion and witness stronger partnerships and collaborations with clients in the future. He joined the company in January this year and said he felt honoured to be invited to join Clegg Associates: They are an energetic and ambitious team, fully committed to their clients and their projects. They have a strong future ahead of them, and I am delighted to be a part of it. Graham Hodges is an award-winning business consultant who holds the title of CV Magazine 2017 Business Growth Advisor of the Year â South West England. He provides organisations and business leaders with independent advice, coaching, and mentoring, as well as working as a volunteer mentor within the charity sector. Clegg Associates was established nearly 30 years ago and is based in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. It works across all sectors of the construction industry, including residential and commercial projects that involve education, healthcare, retail, green energy, and historic buildings. Manufacturing & Engineering Magazine | The Home of Manufacturing Industry News
