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Jeff Flanagan has been appointed Chief Executive Officer for Bidvest Noonan’s business in Great Britain.
A highly accomplished business leader, who has more than 25 years of senior executive experience in the facilities services industry, Flanagan joins Bidvest Noonan at a key point in the company’s history.
In recent years, the business has doubled in size to become a market leader for services such as cleaning and security across the UK and Ireland. Over the past 18 months, the business invested considerably to enhance the support it delivers to customers; The company launched three strategic business units, made a number of senior executive investment hires, and rolled out a new customer experience programme.
Flanagan succeeds Charlotte Marshall, who has decided to step down as CEO to pursue other interests. During her time at Bidvest Noonan, Marshall oversaw the successful integration of Cordant Services and the Axis group, restructured the business, and built a highly experienced leadership team.
Speaking about his appointment, Flanagan said: “I’m delighted to have joined Bidvest Noonan as CEO. Having worked in our industry for over two decades, I know Bidvest Noonan is an exceptional business. Bidvest Noonan’s Credo, people-first culture, and commitment to delivering outstanding customer experiences set it apart in the market.
“I’m looking forward to working with my colleagues, some of whom I’ve known for many years, to support our customers and grow our business.”
Bidvest Noonan Group CEO Declan Doyle commented: “I’m delighted to welcome Jeff to the Bidvest Noonan family. Jeff has a wealth of industry experience, an impressive track record and outstanding leadership skills. Jeff is an excellent fit for Bidvest Noonan. I’m confident he will be very successful.
“I want to thank Charlotte for all the work she has done. Charlotte has made a very significant contribution to our business. We appreciate the support she has provided to transition Jeff into his new role.”
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