We are excited to announce Peter Ingram as Chief Financial Officer
26 Nov 25
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Ingram as the company's new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Peter has a track record of enabling growth for technology companies and is set to play a key role in supporting our strategy for ongoing expansion. With experience that spans both financial management and marketing, Peter brings a unique set of specialist skills to his position on the Harwin board.
In his capacity as CFO he will be involved in plans that range from a new £30 million manufacturing facility to supporting investment in technology innovation and new jobs.
Andrew McQuilken, CEO of Harwin said:
"Harwin has built a strong, talented and experienced leadership team that can anticipate and react to the fast-moving business environment and support our rapid growth in multiple areas. Peter combines a wealth of expertise that will help us as we execute our ambitious growth plans with a personality and an approach that are perfectly matched to Harwin’s values and ambitions."
- Andrew McQuilken, CEO
Peter is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and has held senior positions at a number of technology companies including Qinetiq, Raymarine and FLIR Systems.
He said, "I am joining Harwin at an exciting time in the company’s evolution and am looking forward to working with the board in helping bring our ambitious technology, manufacturing and personnel plans to fruition.”
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