Together appoints Fearon as non-executive director
Richard was CEO for seven years at Leeds Building Society and prior to that held senior roles at Lloyds Banking Group.
Together has appointed former Leeds Building Society CEO Richard Fearon as its new non-executive director.
Richard brings over 25 years’ experience in retail and mutual banking to Together. He was CEO for seven years at Leeds Building Society. Prior to that he was the building society’s deputy CEO and chief commercial officer.
Earlier in his career, Richard held senior roles at Lloyds Banking Group, including savings pricing and portfolio director, head of Halifax savings and head of business development for mortgages.
He was a main board member at UK Finance, the leading banking and financial services trade association, until the end of 2025, where he chaired the audit and risk committee and the mortgage board. Richard was also an advisory board member at business in the community, Yorkshire and Humber.
He said: “I am delighted to be joining Together at such an exciting time, as they continue their journey to become the UK’s finance partner of choice. Together has an exceptional track record, leading positions in attractive and growing markets and a purpose which strongly resonates with me. I look forward to contributing to their continued success.”
Mike McTighe, chairman of Together, said: “We are delighted to welcome Richard as a valuable addition to the Group Board at Together. His deep sector expertise, wide committee experience and strong relationships will supplement the skills and experience of our Board as the Group enters the next stage of its growth story.”
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