Photograph of Andrew Denton, Andrew Page and Ian HargraveCHP Consulting has
enhanced the roles of its directors as it anticipates an increase
in size by as much as five or 10 times.

Andrew Denton has been made chief
operating officer, adding the ALFA product to his existing sales
and marketing and communications briefs.

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Andrew Page becomes chief
executive, taking on European operations as well as his existing
commercial role.

Ian Hargrave becomes chief
financial officer, adding to his responsibilities for finance,
human resources, Australia and New Zealand the American market,
which he will pick up from departing director Justin Cooper over
the next 12 months.

Cooper’s exit has opened up the
opportunity to change the management structure as the business
enters its next phase.

Denton said: “Without laying aside
anything that has made our delivery record so strong, we want to
grow by 5 or 10 times. We have prospects in the pipeline.

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“We backed ourselves when things
were bad in 2008 with a £10m [€11.8m] product investment, meaning
we come out of 2010 with a killer product.”

The company will look to its
overseas markets and to emerging economies for growth.

“We have global customers and not
just a global customer base. We are very focused on emerging
markets: from West to East, our customers are taking us there,”
Denton.

Page added that the company had
taken on business behind the demand curve during the boom years,
and was now in the position to grow, rather than retrenching and
sacking staff.

“We didn’t want to do that. We have
good people and they demand opportunities for growth, so it is our
prime responsibility to keep growing,” Page said.

“If you are going to go from 250 to
1,000 people you have to do it in a controlled way. Different sizes
of organisation need different structures,” he added.

A further announcement about the promotion of seven directors
from within the company will be made in due course.

 

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