– UK, Stoke-on-Trent – Portmeirion Group PLC (LON: PMP), the owner, designer, manufacturer, and omnichannel retailer of leading homeware brands in global markets, today announced the appointment of Jeremy Wilson to its Board as a Non-executive Director with immediate effect.
Jeremy Wilson will also join the Audit, Remuneration, and Nomination Committees.
About Jeremy Wilson
Jeremy Wilson is a highly experienced professional at both executive and board levels, having held several positions as CFO including at Focusrite plc from 2014 to 2021. His expertise in performance management, business transformation, and international growth will support in the delivery of the Group’s strategy.
About Portmeirion Group PLC
Portmeirion Group PLC is a leading, omnichannel British ceramics manufacturer and retailer of leading homeware brands.
Based in Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom, the Group owns six unrivaled heritage and contemporary brands, with 750+ years of collective heritage; Portmeirion, Spode, Royal Worcester, Pimpernel, Wax Lyrical, and Nambé.
The Group serves markets worldwide, with global demand driven by diversified international markets including the critical geographies of the US, UK, and South Korea.
Portmeirion Group has a proven capital-light, well developed, and self-funded growth strategy focused on building a wider customer base and growing the sales footprint of its brands, through:
- Building and increasing international sales markets
- Developing online sales channels in core markets
- Designing and launching new products to widen appeal and take market share
- Leveraging brands and extensive product ranges
Source: https://www.portmeiriongroup.com/
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