Together appoints Andy Higginson as NED
Andy has held previous board roles at Tesco Bank, Sky and JD Sports.
Together has announced the appointment of Andy Higginson as non-executive director (NED) to the group’s board.
Andy brings over 30 years’ experience in main board roles for some of the UK’s biggest customer-led businesses, including Tesco, Wm Morrison, Sky, the NBrown Group, and JD Sports, where he is currently chair.
Earlier in his career, Andy was group finance director of Tesco for 11 years, and where he also chaired Tesco Bank. Prior to that, he was group finance director at clothing retailer The Burton Group and group finance director at Laura Ashley.
Andy Higginson said: "I am delighted to join the group board of Together at such an exciting phase of its journey as it builds on its 50 years of success to help more customers realise their property ambitions.”
Mike McTighe, chair of Together, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Andy as a valuable addition to the group board at Together. His wealth of experience in chair and non-executive director roles across a wide range of organisations will supplement the skills and experience of our board as the group continues to build on its past success and grows towards an exciting future.”
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