Currency validation equipment supplier Innovative Technology announced two appointments to its board of directors. John Robinson will be the new development director, and Matthew Strong is the new technology director.
Additionally, the company announced that Peter Dunlop will take on the role of group technical director.
“John and Matt have been promoted to the board to support our expanding product range,” said Group Managing Director Aidan Towey. “ITL has experienced a period of rapid growth and expansion within the last few years. We are committed to creating innovative products throughout our entire product range, creating the cash-handling equipment that our customers want and need.
“John and Matt have both worked for ITL for a number of years, and have each held numerous roles within the company. As development director, John will have a guiding role in all new product development and ensure the highest quality standards are met.
“Matt will be responsible for maintaining ITL’s position at the forefront of currency validation technology, developing technologies of the future. Peter will take a more strategic role in the organization, working with our subsidiary companies to focus future product development to ensure we maintain our market-leading position.”
“As development director, I am hoping to build on my varied experience at the company over the last eight years,” said Robinson, “maintaining the highest level of quality across our product range and ensuring the development team create innovative products. ITL has always aspired to create revolutionary products, and I will endeavor to build on this, creating state-of-the-art products that also present exceptional value to our customers.”
Strong said, “As technology director, I am responsible for the development of all technologies, ensuring that we continue to be at the cutting edge of currency validation. I am looking forward to learning and developing myself in my new role and embracing the new level of responsibility both with ITL and our subsidiary companies.”
