Aquis Exchange appoints new chair

Glenn Collinson

James Baxter-Derrington
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Aquis Exchange has appointed Glenn Collinson its new chair, as Niki Beattie steps down after nine years.

Effective 1 January 2022, Collinson, who first joined the board in March 2019, began his career at Racal and held roles with Motorola, Texas Instruments and Cambridge Consultants, before founding Cambridge Silicon Radio. Aquis Exchange adds iNED to board of stock exchange He has served as an independent non-executive director on the board of Aquis Stock Exchange since September 2021. Collinson replaces Niki Beattie, who has served as chair of the board since January 2013, when she became the company's first chair. Beattie said: "I am proud of how far Aquis Exchange has come and ...

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