Wireless and Full Fibre Broadband ISP Orbital Net Appoints New CFO
Independent Kent-based UK ISP Orbital Net (Orbital Internet Group), which runs the Vfast sub-brand that sells packages to homes via a mix of fixed wireless (FWA) and full fibre (FTTP) broadband networks, has announced that they’ve appointed John Slingsby as their new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
John brings plenty of financial and leadership experience from his previous roles at companies such as Siemens, The AA, Addison Lee, and most recently Zeelo. The hope is that he will bring a “fresh perspective” and further support their “ambitious growth objectives“, which were recently fuelled by the acquisition of ClubWifi (here).
“We’re excited to welcome John to the company as CFO. Beyond his financial expertise, John brings a collaborative and people-centred approach that aligns perfectly with our values and culture. His clarity, discipline, and financial acumen will be a tremendous asset to all of us,” said Ben Doherty, CEO of Orbital Internet Group.
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