NEWS12 March 2015
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UK — Geoff Westmore and Neil Brown have joined the Verve board following an investment by London-based Subito partners.
Westmore (pictured left), former chairman of Research Now, and Brown (pictured right), a director of a number of growing technology businesses, are founding partners of Subito partners.
They join David Packford (former M&A partner at PwC), Adrian Harper-Tee (Verve Group FD) and Andrew Cooper (Verve Group CEO) as board directors.
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