Titon Holdings appoints Tom Carpenter as Group Chief Executive Officer

LONDON, UK: Titon Holdings Plc, a leading manufacturer and supplier of ventilation systems and window and door hardware, announced the appointment of Tom Carpenter as Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Tom will start his role and join the Board of the Company on 23 April 2024.

Tom joins Titon from Belden Inc., a US based leading global supplier of network infrastructure and digitisation solutions, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, where he is Vice President of Strategy and Business Development.

Tom Carpenter has a track record of growing businesses both organically and inorganically, and has experience of working in publicly listed companies having joined Belden Inc. in 2016.

Tom has held leadership positions within Belden since then including as Managing Director of PPC Broadband Inc., a subsidiary of Belden. Prior to this, Tom held various leadership positions including as Chief Executive Officer at M2FX Limited, which was purchased by PPC Broadband in 2016.

Tom Carpenter holds a Master in Business Administration from Loughborough University and a Degree in Manufacturing Systems Engineering from Nottingham Trent University.

Keith Ritchie, Non-Executive Chair, commented: “I am very pleased to welcome Tom to Titon and to wish him well in his new position. Tom has a wealth of senior management experience and strong technical attributes, which he will bring to bear as the new CEO. The Titon Board looks forward to working with Tom to introduce him to our ventilation, window and door hardware business and to continue the work that has been ongoing for the last year to drive change in the business.”

Tom Carpenter, incoming CEO, commented: “I am delighted to be joining Titon and to take on the role of Group CEO. In my management career I have worked in several different industries and look forward to utilising my experience in Titon’s business. I relish the opportunity to strengthen Titon’s position in the ventilation and hardware industry and lead it to a more profitable future.”

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