Michell Instruments Appoints New Board Directors (October 2001)

As part of its ongoing programme of expansion, Cambridge based Michell Instruments, the leading European manufacturer of hygrometry devices, has appointed Andrew Stokes and David Leonard to its board of directors, as Technical Director and Finance Director, respectively.

Andrew Stokes has been with the Michell Instruments for nearly twenty years and has previously fulfilled a number of roles, most recently as head of the company's technology department. As Technical Director, Andrew will be primarily responsible for all aspects relating to the design and development of the company's product range. In addition, Andrew will be involved in controlling both the provision of engineering support to Michell's internal manufacturing department and the ISO9000 accredited quality system. Andrew has a wealth of experience in manufacturing and calibration, with qualifications including an MBA in Technology Management and a Degree in Electronic Design.

Since joining Michell Instruments six years ago, initially as Production Manager, David Leonard has further developed his expertise and, prior to his appointment to the board, held the position of Director of Operations. David has a wide range of business and finance experience, including a Masters Degree in Business Management, a Certificate in Production and Inventory Management and an ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Finance. In particular, as Finance Director, David will be directly responsible for financial strategy, control and administration.

Mike Bannister, CEO, Michell Instruments explains, "We are delighted to announce the appointments of Andrew and David to our board of directors. The appointments reflect the development and growth of the company as well as rewarding Andrew and David for their commitment and success in their individual areas of expertise. Combined, they bring a wealth of experience that will contribute towards the continued strategic development of the organisation."

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