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Faces of a Vibrant Economy

by Mark Rowe

Neil Male, pictured, the CEO of the GMS Group of Companies, has been announced as one of the ‘100 Faces of a Vibrant Economy‘ by the accounting firm Grant Thornton. The list marks people from across the public, private and third sectors who exemplify what it takes to develop a vibrant economy.

Since becoming CEO of GMS Group in 2005, Neil has grown the Bromsgrove based security business from £2.3m to £14m. GMS now employs over 500 staff nationally with clients including Jaguar Land Rover, Cemex, TUI, VAX, Aston Martin & Kerry Foods. He says: “I’m very proud to be nominated as one of Grant Thornton’s 100 Faces of a Vibrant Economy. It is great honour, not only for myself but for the whole of the GMS team who all play a part in delivering innovative security solutions to our customers. To be recognised in our 20th anniversary year is also a great achievement.”

The faces are selected from across the UK and represent diverse sectors. Among them are business leaders, entrepreneurs, and people from local government and the third sector.
Sacha Romanovitch, CEO at Grant Thornton UK LLP, said: “At Grant Thornton, we know that doing well by doing good makes business sense and believe that leaders embracing this ethos deserve to be championed. That’s why we launched the Faces campaign – to celebrate individuals who exemplify the Vibrant Economy movement, which aims to shape an environment where people, organisations and communities thrive.

“By celebrating these remarkable leaders, we recognise their role in developing a more purposeful and innovative business environment. They show us how business can be done through ‘human’ leadership which nurtures talent. They provide examples to inspire other business leaders and the next generation to shape a Vibrant Economy. They demonstrate that profits with purpose lead to sustainable business, and show us that it’s not only possible, but also necessary, to do well by doing good.”

You can find out more about Neil and the other 100 faces at https://faces.grantthornton.co.uk/.

Visit www.gms-group.co.uk.

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