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The creation of the new role reflects the company’s evolution towards offering an even more comprehensive end-to-end service to clients
Lauren Bradshaw will drive the strategic direction of the company’s operations, service and maintenance teams

Lauren Bradshaw has accepted the newly created position of Client Delivery Director at Quadrant Security Group Ltd (QSG), to own and drive the strategic direction of the company’s operations, service and maintenance teams.

Lauren, who has spent the past 5 years as QSG’s Finance Director, commented: “QSG has a fantastic track-record of delivering highly complex projects, thanks to the technical expertise and dedication of our team here.

“As a growing business with over 100 members of staff on the delivery side alone, including technical design, project management, installation, commissioning and service & maintenance teams, we identified a requirement for a Client Delivery Director to make sure that we are fully aligned with our clients and all other areas of the business to offer best-in-class project and service delivery.”

The creation of the new role follows a number of recent appointments within the company, reflecting its evolution towards offering an even more comprehensive end-to-end service to clients.

The new Finance Director at QSG is Mike Brocklesby. He has previously worked for GF Agie Charmilles, GI Energy and Cosworth Ltd, and looks back on over 20 years of experience delivering a professional service to both internal and external customers in environments ranging from start-ups to VC-backed companies.

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