UK-based Pinpoint Limited has announced a restructure of its senior management team following the passing of their CEO, Daniel Waring.
The restructure sees company veteran and Pinpoint Priority Service’s, Managing director, Simon Hemming, step up to the position of Chief Executive officer. Technical director, Richard Gibson, will become Chief Technical officer, while Product director, Allan Aikman, will officially join the board, assuming the role of Chief Operations officer.
The company says that ‘with 69 years of service at Pinpoint between them, the new senior management team is well placed to continue Daniel’s legacy, while leading the business into a new chapter of growth’.
Simon Hemming said: “Daniel was an inspirational leader, a respected businessman, and friend to many here at Pinpoint, and continuing his legacy has been at the forefront of our minds.
“With its diverse skillset, extensive experience, and acute understanding of the business, we are confident the new senior management team will position Pinpoint for long-term growth, innovation and continued success, building on the strong foundations Daniel established.”
Commenting on his new position, Allan Aikman added: “I am honoured to be joining the board after 12 years at Pinpoint and look forward to supporting the long-term growth and development of the company.
“The changes to the senior team will create more opportunities for development and progression across the company, pave the way for new ideas, and cement Pinpoint as the go-to for staff safety alarms now and in the future.”
Pinpoint’s Board of directors:
- Simon Hemming, Chief Executive Officer
- Allan Aikman, Chief Operations Officer
- Tracy Gordon-Smith, Non-Executive Director
Pinpoint is a family-owned business founded in 1992 in Leven, Scotland. The company develops, manufactures, and installs safety systems to protect staff at risk of violence and harm in the workplace. Designed by healthcare workers to meet the specific needs of the sector, Pinpoint’s products deliver full system integration placing it at the centre of an organisation’s security network.
