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Integrity Governance appoints new UK Director to drive development and growth

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Corporate governance service, Integrity Governance, has just announced the appointment of Dudley Peacock as UK Director.

Peacock will focus on business development, helping drive growth for the organisation.

The global business aims to make a lasting, impactful difference to clients through better performance, outcomes and results.

 

Global business dedicated to increasing the efficacy of boards, Integrity Governance, has recently appointed Dudley Peacock as UK Director. With over 28 years of experience in advising directors on their business development, digitalisation, marketing and transformation strategies, Peacock joins as past Group CEO of Q&A ERP Solutions – an organisation involved in helping digitalise and automate company’s business processes. He was also CEO of Skilful pursuit, which trains directors in marketing strategies and business development.

Peacock will lead the UK office of Integrity Governance and has been appointed to strengthen the team, with a focus on business development and driving growth for the organisation. This will involve him driving interest towards the business’ full range of corporate governance services, including strategic planning, board evaluation, reviews, director training, succession planning, company secretarial services and conflict resolution. 

On his recent appointment, Peacock said:

“I’m very excited to join a team of like-minded, experienced professionals to help drive awareness and sales of the wide range corporate governance services we offer that add value to boards. Governance issues are increasingly topical as boards start to look at the bigger picture regarding improving their effectiveness and being fit for the future, as the pandemic subsides. I’m looking forward to communicating how we have the governance services to make good businesses great in the UK, whether that’s via board reviews, director training as part of an induction, or company secretarial services, to name a few.”

Peacock will report to Managing Partner at Integrity Governance, John Harte, who leads the global business. Harte commented on the appointment: 

“Dudley is the perfect fit for our organisation, with his wealth of experience in both business development and in working closely with directors. His knowledge and experience means he will be able to quickly identify, understand the issues and needs of boards and directors, and communicate the best possible governance solution; whether that’s company secretarial services through to board reviews. He will play a key role in strengthening our UK team and delivering growth.” 

About Integrity Governance 

Integrity Governance is committed to making boards more effective.   

Founded over 16 years ago, the independent business provides governance consultancy services that adds value to boards, which includes helping them to move beyond compliance and focus on performance. 

With the support of a highly experienced senior global team, the Integrity Governance UK office delivers practical, impartial advice to directors, chairman, company secretaries, business owners, executives and CEOs, to aid the organisations they lead in terms of being fit for the future.

Integrity Governance helps boards improve their decision making with a full range of evaluation, review, strategic planning, training, company secretarial, succession planning and conflict resolution services.

Integrity Governance works with the boards of organisations including: Water Aid, the Sailors’ Society, the Chartered Financial Analyst Association, and the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease.

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