Razorblue appoints Mo Aneese as Non-Executive Chairman to fuel its growth ambitions.
- Aneese brings extensive sector experience, having held leadership roles at significant tech companies.
- Razorblue aims to double its £20m turnover in the next five years, focusing on both organic expansion and acquisitions.
- The company operates from Teesside, with multiple offices across Northern England and Scotland.
- Aneese will guide the strategic direction, talent acquisition, and strategic M&A while maintaining company independence.
Managed IT services company, Razorblue, has announced the appointment of Mo Aneese as its Non-Executive Chairman. This strategic move is part of the company’s growth ambitions. Aneese has a rich background, having served as a Non-Executive Director at respected firms such as Ten10, Stowe Family Law, FluidOne, and Visualsoft. His investment experience spans technology companies including Onyx Group, Giacom, and Exclaimer.
Dan Kitchen, CEO of Razorblue, expressed enthusiasm about the appointment, stating, “It’s fantastic to have Mo on board; his wealth of experience in the sector will help us to continue on our rapid growth trajectory as we continue to grow organically and through acquisition.” This sentiment underscores the expectation that Aneese’s expertise will significantly contribute to the company’s ambitious plans.
Razorblue, operating out of Teesside with offices across the North of England and Scotland, has already achieved a turnover exceeding £20 million. The company aims to double this figure within the next five years, balancing organic growth with strategic acquisitions.
Mo Aneese remarked on his new role, “I am delighted to be joining the Board at Razorblue and supporting Dan and the team on the exciting journey ahead.” He acknowledges Razorblue as a unique, founder-led business scaling significantly in a competitive market often dominated by private equity-owned firms.
Aneese’s focus will be on steering the strategic vision, enhancing recruitment efforts, and guiding mergers and acquisitions. He aims to ensure sustainable growth while preserving Razorblue’s independence and adhering to its core values, which set the company apart in its sector.
Razorblue’s strategic appointment of Mo Aneese positions the company for significant growth and innovation in the coming years.
