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Guy Whitcroft

Guy Whitcroft has almost 50 years’ experience across 3 continents covering technical (IT software & hardware), marketing and sales fields, culminating in 30+ years on boards at C-level, mainly as CEO and Interim CEO. He’s worked with businesses of all sizes from start-up to multinational, has started businesses, restructured them and grown them significantly (his largest growth being >100x in revenue, and twice that in profitability). Guy is now bringing his unique set of experience, skills and knowledge to bear helping others, working with select SME clients to build businesses of lasting value.

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