Charles Taylor names Tito Soso as new CFO
Professional services provider Charles Taylor has appointed Tito Soso as its new Group Chief Financial Officer and Executive Director with immediate effect.
Professional services provider Charles Taylor has appointed Tito Soso as its new Group Chief Financial Officer and Executive Director with immediate effect.
David Marock, Group Chief Executive of Charles Taylor, said: "We are very pleased to have Tito on board. His breadth of knowledge across different industry sectors and strategic insight will be of immense value as we implement our strategic plan for growth."
Soso, who is aged 46, was most recently a Managing Director at Investcorp, which provides and manages alternative investment products. He also held a senior role in corporate finance in the UK and Eastern Europe for a global industrial business.
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