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Churchill has announced the appointment of Martin D’Mello to lead on its growth strategy in housing and healthcare.
In his new role, D’Mello will play a key part in enhancing the service offers in these sectors and building on Churchill’s existing key strategic relationships with some of the UK’s leading housing associations.
D’Mello brings to the business a wealth of experience and an excellent reputation for relationship building, commercial performance and leadership. He has extensive experience in housing, care and support sectors; working in Local Government, Local Authorities and Housing Associations. He recently left One Housing Group after 16 years, where he was the Executive Director for Care & Support, creating one of the largest and most successful housing, care, and support operations in the UK.
Speaking about his appointment, D’Mello said: “I am extremely happy and excited to have been given the opportunity lead the exciting growth ambitions of Churchill. I am passionate about delivering sector leading services to customers and developing innovative and sustainable commercial offers to build on Churchill’s solid partnership base.”
Churchill Group CCO, Antony Law commented: “We are delighted that Martin has joined the Churchill team. His expertise in these key growth sectors is a great strategic fit that will enable us to expand our client portfolio and develop a sector leading proposition to further support both our existing and new clients.”
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