The Crittall Group has announced that Russell Ager has been appointed managing director of Crittall Windows and Graham Eyles managing director of Crittall Fendor, the commercial specialist glazing unit within the Group.
Russell Ager, who joined the company aged 18, has a wealth of experience within the business, including sales and marketing, operations, commercial management and director roles.
He comments, “Crittall is an iconic brand recognised and trusted across the globe. My vision for the business is to bring industry-leading products and innovation to the market, while adding value through working collaboratively with our clients “.
Graham Eyles, who has been with the company since 2005, takes on the role of managing director for Crittall Fendor who specialise in steel/aluminium custodial, healthcare, security, blast and ballistic and fire-resistant windows. He continues his role as group finance director.
Says Graham, “We have a great team at Crittall Fendor with unrivalled technical know-how. Our aim is to develop further specialist products that fit well with the Crittall brand and diversify into markets at home and overseas to complement our sector-leading range “.
“Being part of the Crittall Group brings great benefits to both business “summarises Russell. “The cross fertilisation of technical and commercial knowhow will strengthen existing customers relationships and open new and exciting opportunities both here in the UK and in our export markets “.
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