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David comes to Veracity with more than
20 years of senior management experience
Veracity, the surveillance solutions innovator, has confirmed the appointment of David Corson to its Board of Directors as Group Chief Financial Officer and Commercial Director of Veracity UK Ltd as it gears up to accelerate its growth on both sides of the Atlantic.

A qualified Chartered Accountant, David comes with more than 20 years of senior management experience focused on managing rapid growth for a number of engineering and physical security products manufacturers.

David has operated at Executive Chairman and Managing Director level for many years, including growing an engineering group to more than 170 staff and subsequently setting up and running a security doors business which was acquired last year. He has considerable commercial and sales experience and is well used to operating in the dual role of Group CFO and Commercial Director.

Alastair McLeod, Managing Director of Veracity UK Ltd commented: “Veracity has been growing rapidly since our foundation seven years ago and we have been expanding our senior management team accordingly.  We have been seeking the right person for the CFO role for some time and are delighted to secure David’s services.  He brings us an excellent combination of financial skills and security industry sales experience, along with an extensive network of commercial contacts. We are all impressed with how quickly he has established himself as a key member of our team. He will also oversee our international financial activities including those of our highly successful New Jersey-based subsidiary, Veracity USA Inc.

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