They include David Staziker of the Development Bank of Wales who joins its boar
Welsh Water.(Image: Ian Cooper/Daily Post Wales)
Welsh Water has made two senior appointments. Mick Jeavons has been made an executive director and chief financial officer, while David Staziker joins the board as a non-executive director.
Mr Jeavons was appointed interim chief financial officer in May last year and will now join the board with responsibility for the company’s finance and business performance, regulatory oversight, procurement and digital systems. Before joining Welsh Water he held a number of senior finance roles, most recently as group chief financial officer at International Distribution Services plc.
Mr Staziker is chief financial officer at the Development Bank of Wales, where he leads the organisation’s finance and ICT teams. He joined the development bank in 2002 and has held a number of senior roles across the business, including on the investment side, before being appointed chief financial officer in 2018. Prior to this, he worked at PwC and Gambit Corporate Finance.
Chair of Glas Cymru, the parent company of Welsh Water, Jane Hanson said: “We are delighted to confirm Mick’s appointment to our Board as Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer. He brings a wealth of financial leadership experience and a strong track record of supporting long-term investment and transformation programmes.
“I am also pleased to welcome David Staziker to the board as a non-executive director. His extensive financial, investment and governance experience, together with his deep understanding of the Welsh business landscape, will be a valuable addition as we continue to deliver for customers and communities across Wales.”
Welsh Water chief executive Roch Cheroux added: “Mick’s appointment comes at a crucial time for the business as we continue to deliver one of the largest investment programmes in our history, focused on improving services for customers, enhancing environmental performance and building resilience for the future.
“We are also very pleased to welcome David Staziker to the board His extensive background in supporting and developing the Welsh business sector will bring additional strength and perspective to board discussions and support our long-term ambitions for Welsh Water.”
Mr Staziker said: “I am delighted to be joining the board of Glas Cymru at such an important time for the organisation and the sector. Welsh Water plays a vital role in delivering essential services to communities across Wales, and its not-for-profit model provides a strong foundation for long-term, sustainable investment.
“I look forward to working with the board and executive team to support the delivery of its ambitious plans and continued focus on customers, communities and the environment.”
Both appointments will be put forward for election by Glas Cymru members at the company’s forthcoming annual general meeting.
