NEWS21 December 2011
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UK— Paul Walton, a founding partner of brand consultancy The Value Engineers and a board director of Cello, is retiring at the end of this month.
Walton helped set up The Value Engineers in 1986 and sold it to Cello in 2005. He joined the board of the research and consulting group in July last year and became group strategy director, leading a brand repositioning.
On retiring he will remain an adviser to the company on a part-time basis with a special remit for the Cello Academy training and development programme.
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