Kitchen sinks and taps brand Clearwater has announced that former general manager Andrew Hall has been promoted to the position of managing director.
The company says Hall’s promotion to MD reflects his longstanding commitment, loyalty and deep understanding of its culture and values. With more than 20 years of service with Clearwater, he has managed various departments, gaining a strong understanding of the business along the way.
According to the company, Hall has been instrumental in maximizing its profitability, owing to his strong focus on customer service and operational efficiency.
“I’m honoured to take up the role of Managing Director at Clearwater,” Hall commented, continuing, “And I relish the opportunity to leverage my extensive experience, deep understanding of the company and established relationships to lead the organisation into its next chapter.”
In addition to Hall’s promotion to MD, Clearwater also announced that procurement manager Daniel Boulton will be stepping into the role of sales & procurement director.
Boulton has been with the company since he undertook a successful work experience placement in 2005, which led to him being offered a part-time role. By 2008, when he was 18, he took on a full-time position working as a warehouse junior.
Clearwater says the hands-on experience he gained across various roles and departments proved invaluable, and allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the company’s operations and products.
Discussing his new role, Boulton commented: “I’m thrilled to embark on this new challenge. I am looking forward to working alongside and supporting our sales team, providing first-class customer service. Working closely with our marketing and design teams, creating and sourcing the market-leading products that Clearwater is renowned for.”
Both Hall and Boulton have both previously spoken to kbbreview about how working in various areas of a company gives business leaders an unparalleled insight into the way the business is run.
