Milton Homes has appointed three non-executive directors to its board as part of a strategy to grow its home reversion business.
The firm says the appointments underline its desire to grow market share and says each director has good knowledge of the real estate and finance markets. Joining the board will be Harry Hill, currently non-executive chairman of Countrywide where he served as managing director until 2006. Edward Murray, a corporate finance practitioner with British Linen Bank will also join the board, bringing experience of providing strategic financial advice to companies so they can maximise shareholder value. As well as holding a range of non-executive director positions, he is also a member of the ...
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