The appointment means he will take over the Presidency from David Dyke in 2015.
Mr Crompton who, together with Sales Director Neil Scott, formed Sign 2000 in 1988 and has been at the helm of the business from when it started out in a small industrial unit in Tunbridge Wells with just five staff to its current position as one of the UK’s leading signmakers. Sign 2000 now operates from a 35000 sq ft facility in Tonbridge with 75 staff and a turnover (in 2013) of nearly £7 million.
“Murray has operated at every level in the industry and has an acute understanding of what the industry needs from a trade association” said Director David Catanach. ” His contribution during the current year as Vice President and later as President will be invaluable”
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