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Richard Jewson, 63, joined the board of Eastern Counties
Newspapers Group Limited (ECNG) in 1982 as a non-executive
director and became Chairman in 1996.
After running Jewson, the timber and building merchant,
for 12 years, Richard held the position of Managing Director,
and then Chairman, of its holding company, Meyer International
Plc, until he retired in 1993. Subsequently he was chairman
of Savills Plc for ten years and Deputy Chairman of awg
plc.
Richard, who during the course of the year left the boards
of East Port Great Yarmouth Limited and PFI Infrastructure
Company plc, is currently a director of Temple Bar Investment
Trust Plc, Clean Energy Brazil plc, Grafton Group plc, Raven
Russia plc and a number of unquoted companies.
Richard is Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk.
Richard chairs the remuneration and nominations committees..
richard.jewson@archant.co.uk
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Peter Troughton, 59, joined the board of ECNG as a non-executive
director in 1991, having served on the boards of East Anglian
Daily Times Company Limited and Community Media Limited since
1984.
Peter graduated from Cambridge and served in HM Diplomatic
Service, before joining WHSmith Group plc, where he became
Managing Director News Division and later, as a director of
the main board, Managing Director Retailing. He left in 1995
to become Deputy Chairman of Rothschild Asset Management until
1999.
He is a director of J Rothschild Services Ltd and other private
companies. He is a non-executive director of Lowland Investment
Company plc. A former trustee of the National Gallery, he
was appointed a Trustee of the Royal Collection in 2007.
He is Chairman of the Council of the University of Bath.
Peter chairs the audit committee..
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John Fry, 51, joined the Board as Chief Executive in May 2002.
John was previously Chief Executive of Misys International
Banking Systems, a supplier of software systems to the banking
industry. On graduating from Cambridge he started his career
with Procter & Gamble, working in Belgium, Germany and
Italy. After completing an MBA at INSEAD, he joined Bain &
Company as a strategy consultant, before moving to Dun &
Bradstreet, where he held a number of positions, including
that of President of its European operations.
John is a non-executive director of James Southall & Company
Limited, producer of Start-rite children’s shoes.
john.fry@archant.co.uk |
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Adrian Jeakings, 49, joined the Board as Finance Director
in October 2002.
Adrian is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management
Accountants and was previously Group Finance Director of The
Stationery Office, a provider of information management services
to the Government and industry.
He is a graduate of Imperial College, London and worked briefly
as an engineer before training as an accountant at BICC plc.
After qualifying, he joined the instrumentation division of
Schlumberger, where he was Finance Director of a number of
business units based in France. Before joining The Stationery
Office he was Director – Finance Europe for Dun &
Bradstreet Inc.
Adrian is a governor of Norwich School and a member of the
Audit Committee of the University of East Anglia.
adrian.jeakings@archant.co.uk |
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Simon Copeman, 41, joined the board of ECNG in October 2001
as a non-executive director, having previously been a member
of the ECNG Newspapers board.
Since 1990, Simon has held a variety of general management,
Six Sigma and sales and marketing positions with 3M UK plc
and is currently their Acquisition & Alliance Manager.
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Richard Wyatt, 48, was appointed a non-executive director
of Archant in April 2005.
Richard is chairman of Loudwater Investment Partners and a
non-executive director, and former chairman, of Panmure Gordon
& Co plc, was formerly Managing Director of Schroder Securities
and is a member of the Regulatory Decisions Committee of the
FSA.
Richard, who is a law graduate, is a trustee of Aldeburgh
Music and a director of The Suffolk Foundation.
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June de Moller, 60, joined the board of ECNG as a non-executive
director in May 1999.
June was Managing Director of Carlton Communications Plc from
1993 to 1999, having joined the board of Carlton in 1983.
Formerly a director of Cookson Group Plc, BT plc and J Sainsbury
Plc, June is currently a non-executive director of Derwent
London Plc, Temple Bar Investment Trust plc and Aldeburgh
Music.
June is a member of the Council of the University of East
Anglia.
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Philip Graf, 61, was appointed a non-executive director
of Archant in January 2006. Formerly the Chief Executive
of Trinity Mirror Group, Philip was also a director of the
Press Association for four years and has served on the boards
of a number of quoted companies during the past 17 years.
He is a former Chairman of the Press Standards Board of
Finance and of the Broadband Stakeholder Group – the
advisory group to the Government on the promotion of broadband
services.
In 2003, Philip was made a CBE for services to Regional
Newspapers. Philip is currently Deputy Chairman of Ofcom
and a partner in Praesta Partners, an executive coaching
firm..
philip.graf@archant.co.uk
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Jonathan
Hustler Director
Jonathan Hustler, 52, the managing director of Archant Life
Limited, joined the board in January 2008, having served
as a director of a number of other Archant companies including
The East Anglian Daily Times Company Limited, Eastern Counties
Newspapers, and Archant Regional during 20 years of service
with the Group.
After graduating from Leeds University, Johnny went to Unilever
and started his media career with Anglia Television in 1983,
then joining The East Anglian Daily Times in 1987. In 1995
he moved to ECNG in Norwich as marketing director, after
which he served in a number of senior commercial roles before
launching Archant Life, of which he remains a director,
in 2001.
Johnny is a past UK and European Director of the International
Newspaper Marketing Association and is currently a director
of the Periodical Publishers Association Limited.
johnny.hustler@archant.co.uk
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