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Xeinadin has appointed Kevin Dangerfield as its chief financial officer (CFO), supporting the next phase of transformation at the group as it integrates newly acquired firms and continues to expand.
Dangerfield brings over three decades of senior financial experience having started his career at large commercial businesses in the 1990s, before stepping into senior finance roles within multinational manufacturing and technology companies.
Dangerfield spent a decade as finance director at FTSE 250 firm Morgan Advanced Materials, before working at Laird plc and the AA plc, where he helped navigate complex ownership changes and restructuring.
Having undergone rapid growth over the past two years, Xeinadin is now focused on transitioning from a network of local practices into a single, integrated firm whilst retaining local relationships. As CFO, Dangerfield will be responsible for “ensuring that this shift is underpinned by stable financial frameworks and well-run systems”.
He said: “I’ve spent most of my career in commercial finance roles, running and growing businesses, and undertaking major restructuring initiatives. What’s happening at Xeinadin is familiar territory. It’s a business that has grown quickly and is now putting the structure in place to support substantial growth. I am delighted to have joined a firm with such a bright future and anticipate huge growth over the next few years.”
Derry Crowley, CEO of Xeinadin, added: “Kevin brings a clear understanding of what is required to support a business experiencing rapid growth. He’s operated at scale and knows how to steady a business in motion, recognising the realities of integration and the pressures that come with it.
“He’s also a strong cultural fit – straightforward, experienced and focused on what matters. His role is critical to building a firm that not only grows sustainably but works well for our people and for our clients.”
